Lost in Vivo

During a storm, your service dog is swept into a broken sewer drain. You enter the underground passages to find it, encountering people caught up in abnormal and psychological fears along the way.

This first-person survival horror game has you explore claustrophobic tunnels and other unsettling locations, completing objectives and solving puzzles. You can confront monsters with melee weapons and firearms or try to get past them.

Notes and environmental details provide fragments of the story as you progress. Playable horror tapes, secrets, bonus modes, and multiple endings offer additional content beyond the main journey.

Reviewers who enjoyed the game often praised its oppressive atmosphere, unsettling audio, grotesque imagery, and ability to keep them tense or frightened. Some also valued its psychological themes and hidden bonus content. Reactions to the story’s clarity, combat, and pacing were mixed, with some finding the narrative cryptic or sections too slow.