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Piece together unsettling footage in “The Final Take,” a first-person horror game from Hush Interactive. Experience dark events through multiple characters’ eyes, explore eerie locations, find hidden connections, and face different enemies—all with a chilling VHS style and 1980s atmosphere.

• Enjoy multiple perspectives and gameplay dynamics as you play through various characters’ stories.
• Face different enemy behaviors in each level, from aggressive attackers to sneaky lurkers, keeping the challenge fresh.
• Utilize light for hidden details and the camera for invisible elements to enhance your exploration.
• Rewire doors and pick locks to access new areas, giving you more control over your environment.

Minimum System Requirements:

• OS: Windows 7
• CPU: Intel Dual core, AMD 2.8 GHz
• RAM: 2 GB
• HDD: 1 GB
• GPU: NVIDIA 320M, AMD Radeon 7000, Intel HD 3000

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