TIC-TAC: Twelve o’clock, the action-horror debut from Ukrainian solo developer ARMAG, will launch on Steam on August 19. Published by Two […]
TIC-TAC: Twelve o’clock, the action-horror debut from Ukrainian solo developer ARMAG, will launch on Steam on August 19.
Published by Two Cakes Studio, the game sends four friends into the abandoned Bluebird High School to uncover why it was shut down — and traps them there after midnight, when its corridors turn against them.
Players will rely on security cameras, generator power, and quick thinking to survive the night, in a game inspired by the atmosphere of early-’90s horror classics. TIC-TAC: Twelve o’clock will be available in 13 languages at launch, including English, Ukrainian, Japanese, and Korean.
A free demo is live now on Steam – wishlist the game to be notified the moment it launches on August 19.
About the game
TIC-TAC: Twelve o’clock is a survival horror game inspired by cult horror classics of the early ’90s.
After several students mysteriously disappeared, the police abruptly shut down Bluebird High School, offering no explanation. Confused and determined, four friends set out to uncover the truth on their own.
One of them sneaks into the school, heading for the security room to search for evidence. Lost in the search, they don’t notice the clock strike midnight—and that’s when the horrors begin. The corridors twist with terrifying paranormal phenomena, and vengeful spirits, furious over their deaths, emerge to punish anyone who dares trespass. USE THE SECURITY CAMERAS
Throughout the night, you’ll be required to use surveillance cameras to monitor corridors and rooms around you. Spot every threat to survive the night, and remember—sometimes the smallest detail is what keeps you alive.
WATCH. LISTEN. SURVIVE.
Every danger you encounter has its own behavior, and its own weakness to exploit. Learning how to counter them is the only way to hold the night. But ghosts aren’t the only danger. Keep your eyes on the cameras, and your ears open to the darkness it’s your chance to see the sun rise again.
KEEP THE GENERATOR CHARGED
Roller shutters, cameras, and lights all rely on electricity to function. Keep the power running, restore fuses when needed, and stay alert – or the night will turn against you.
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