You wake on the floor of a locked cell. There’s a chair, a terminal, and an examination waiting to begin.
The instructions are simple. Pass a test. Earn points. Decide whether to keep going or withdraw the points.
How much will you risk?
TEST CHAMBER is a single-player, first-person horror game where short tests become an increasingly dangerous gamble.
Test your memory, reactions, observation, and judgment. Each successful round raises your score and offers another choice: CONTINUE or EXIT. Bank what you’ve earned, or put the entire run on the line for a bigger reward.
Pressing EXIT credits your balance. You remain in the chamber.
Watch the room. Listen to the hall.
The terminal demands your attention. Staying alive means knowing when to look away.
Repair interrupted connections, listen for movement outside, and leave the chair when the red warning appears.
Go beyond the cell.
Step into the role of another captive and explore the facility’s corridors, offices, and service rooms. Use a handheld terminal to illuminate dark passages and plug directly into locks and equipment.
Search abandoned belongings, staff records, and private messages for evidence of what happens here. Every connection takes time.
Spend what you survived to earn.
Take on short expeditions through a test area that is physically rearranged between trips. Find your assigned valve or lever, complete the task, and return through an intensified network of cameras and scanning lights. Your reward is secured only when you make it back.
Spend your balance on lighting, shortcut doors, and fewer patrols—or save it for the three locks blocking your progress. Making the next trip safer means spending points you need to open the gate.