Horror in the Pacific

Karmic Shift Studios

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About this game

Horror in the Pacific is an exploration adventure game inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft, where players explore and investigate a large open world map, progressing though an engaging and exciting story. It is a mobile phone adaption of the classic text-based adventure genre, similar to the point-and-click classics. The game combines a bleak environment, an sense of underlying dread, and several moments of comedy to keep you entertained.

As the third game in the "Horror in the Darkness" series, Horror in the Pacific takes place several years after the events of Horror at Innsport. Called once again to investigate a case of a missing person, our protagonist is drawn to a small resort island in the Pacific, to uncover all new macabre horrors.


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Ratings and reviews

Cosmic Horror Done Right. This is the conclusion to a trilogy of text games, and it doesn't disappoint. I highly recommend playing them in order (Darkness, Innsport, Pacific), as they only increase in complexity and unfold the story one game at a time. This studio is at the forefront of Cosmic Horror and I cannot recommend them highly enough. I hope they make a 4th soon!

Cant go wrong with a text game. The details and environment blend really well together, not to mention, the plot is phenomenal. Reminds me of the old point and click games. The music works well, but it could use some variety. Each character in the game feels distinct and fitting. Effort is obvious throughout the end product. Great game overall, definetly worth playing.

An interesting text adventure that creeps you out sometimes. I am glad you set buttons for general actions to remove the tediousness of typing! The map is also a big, big help for people who get lost easily. I think having fast travel as a premium choice was a good idea to try to make people pay. While not too annoying, it still is a bother to backtrack to specific places.