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Liminal Exit

Liminal Exit

|India|Adventure, Puzzle

7.4 /10

Pretty good

Niche

124 ratings
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Why play it

Step into an uncanny building trapped in endless loops. Use the elevator, uncover unsettling anomalies, and evade the Entity lurking behind you. Liminal Exit, an immersive walking simulator inspired by liminal spaces. Can you escape, or will you remain forever trapped?

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Rating momentum

Pretty good: 7.4/10 across 124 ratings. Overall vibes are good; safe to add to your backlog.

Play style

Leans into Adventure, Puzzle, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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MKAU GamingHayden Nelson · 9 Aug, 2025
8/10

Liminal Exit is a haunting, minimalist experience that thrives on discomfort, uncertainty, and eerie familiarity. It does not rely on traditional storytelling or jump scares to pull you into the game.

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SomHráč.skVladimír Rusnák · 9 Aug, 2025
5.5/10

Despite the solid design of individual rooms, Liminal Exit is a game that will leave you wanting more than it actually offers.

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TheBigBoisDustin Klaas · 7 Aug, 2025
8.5/10

Liminal Exit isn't flashy. It doesn't scream at you with jump scares or throw monsters in your face. Instead, it whispers. It nudges. It watches. It makes you question whether that fire extinguisher was there a minute ago. This game belongs in the same conversation as Exit 8, Observation Duty, and Backrooms titles, but it brings enough originality and polish to stand on its own. It’s short, yes, but it doesn’t waste a second. For fans of atmospheric horror, liminal aesthetics, or just great indie games in general, Liminal Exit is a must-play.

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