The Dark Inside Me It hasn't been released yet, but it can already be called the most famous Turkish horror game. Akçay Karaazmak, who previously tried his hand at filmmaking — of course, choosing the horror genre — is in charge of production. His film "Reminiscence" was released in 2014, and the film was well received, with an IMDb rating of 6,1. This inspires confidence in the new project. Plus, the game itself has earned many people's attention thanks to trailers and an alpha version. Yes, a lot of work has already been done, and you can download the torrent. The Dark Inside Me, the first chapter will probably be available at the end of 2016. Akçay Karaazmak creates The Dark Inside Me For people over 18 who are ready for an unprecedented number of violent and sexual scenes. Yes, there should be plenty of people willing to play the part. They will have to help a man who one day wakes up in a prison ward, handcuffed to it, and surrounded by law enforcement officers who are amazed he survived. They think it would be better if he didn't, as he's accused of something terribly wrong. The hero himself is unsure of his guilt, having lost his memory. The premise is simple, but the events that follow promise to be action-packed. You observe and act from a third-person perspective. The protagonist and other characters are 3D, while the environments, including buses, forests, buildings, and so on, are pseudo-3D. The level of detail is already commendable. This isn't an action game, but a point-and-click puzzle quest. Beyond the player's intellect, Dark Inside Me will test their moral compass. After finding someone seemingly guilty, they can ultimately be released or killed, with both options potentially involving torture. It's always uncertain how a particular decision will impact the protagonist's future. The tension will continue throughout chapters six.