Psalm 2 — is a short psychological horror film where you spend almost the entire time between the elevator and the next floor, one you don't even want to go to. The doors open, and another dark corridor or strange room lies ahead, but the elevator doesn't even think about moving forward until you find what's hidden there. No one explains what exactly you're looking for. Lower and lower Sometimes the floor is so quiet that you start listening for every rustle. Sometimes it seems as if there's no one in the room at all, and then you notice something strange near the wall or in the back of the hallway. The game constantly forces you to slowly scan the space, because the thing you need could be anywhere — in the dark, among the furniture, or right in front of you. The atmosphere of the place itself is a big help. The dim lighting, the identical staircases, the heavy hum of the shaft, and the sense of an endless descent make even a simple walk down the floor unnerving. There's almost no action or long scenes here — the game simply gradually begins to weigh on you with the mere presence of this strange space, from which, for some reason, there's no escape. Features of the game First-person psychological horror. Find hidden treasures on every floor. Short atmospheric walkthrough. Realistic graphics and surround sound.