The Dolls: Reborn
Released: 25/05/2016
Developer
HUSH Interactive
Publisher
Forever Entertainment S. A.
Description
However, a skillful toy business brought interest in the old style of toys and began production in the factory. They began to rebuild the old factory, bringing in new parts. Production began churning out shiny new dolls of every kind. The remnants of before were swept into closets or tucked under the old machinery, out of sight and out of mind. The owner said that competitors were behind the rumors that some of the construction workers had disappeared on projects after dark.
Youíve been hired to keep watch on the factory at night and see that the automatic machines stay running. As your boss walks out the door leaving you with your company issued flashlight, he says, ďOh, and don't worry about those noises. We're sure it's nothing.
FEATURES
FIXED VIEW
- Controlled Camera Angles
- Limited Movement that enhances the experience
- Tight Angles that limited what you see and what lurks in the shadows
UNPREDICTABLE AI
- Enemies that move via sound
- Randomized Enemies in each game-play, keeping each game fresh
- Enemies that teleport at will
- Camouflage (Enemies that use items around to hide)
HUD SYSTEM
- Power System that drains when you use to much
- Time System that acts as a survival tool
- Lighting System that helps you survive enemies
Price
$4.99
Followers
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Reviews
48% positive out of 161
Updated 12/12/2025 12:22
Metacritic
No data
Copies sold
35.2K
Revenue
$54.0K
Twitch
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