Piso 13
A free horror game — play it in your browser, no install. The public repository for Piso 13, a retro horror game created by Jan Lamarca and the team (Jaime Gaming). You play as Jan Lamarca, a resident of the Aurora Residence, as you return to the mysterious 13th floor, 25 years after a devastating fire. Something about the building feels wrong, and the…
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