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After a call was placed to the Copperport Police Department, Constable Henry Crane is dispatched to  make a well being check on an elderly resident that hasn't been seen for a few days.

The Copperport Casefiles: Under The Stairs is a short horror experience that represents my first ever attempt at building a game. 

Having built all assets personally and setting the story in the Coppeport universe created by myself and Dave Marshall, it is my hope that this installment represents the beginning of a series of horror stories as I continue to learn and improve my craft.

StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows
Release date Oct 31, 2020
Rating
Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars
(25 total ratings)
AuthorProfessorStitch
GenrePuzzle, Adventure, Survival
Tags3D, free, Horror, Point & Click, Retro, Singleplayer, windows
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse
AccessibilitySubtitles

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Copperport Casefile 847.zip 417 MB

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Primero, perdone la respuesta traducida de Google si no es correcta.

En cuanto al problema de la pantalla completa, ¿está utilizando varios monitores? Creo que he tenido algunos problemas antes con eso.

Lo miraré e intentaré solucionar el problema.

For a "first attempt at building a game", this is extremely impressive. Absolutely LOVE the old school Twilight Zone vibes. Can't wait for more of this series!


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Coisa linda! Meu inglês é meio merda, se tivesse uma tradução em português do Brasil seria fantástico. Parabéns pelo trabalho, 5 estrelas fácil!

I love the style of the games.  Had to get all 3 up before a new game comes out.  Love the black and white, the atmosphere, the music, the story, and just about everything works.  Great job on this game.   

The other 2 videos will be up over the next few days.

Here is my playthrough of it:

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i loved every moment of this, possibly because i'm from england lol

Glad you enjoyed. It's always nice to see people responding well to the setting. Had a whole bunch of episodes in the works for a while now, so hopefully there should be something new soon.

The was a very good game. Not sure if I completed it due to a glitch or not but Great job. used it as part of my 3 scary games. Hope you like the video & subscribe! 

For a first game this is very impressive. Really good voice acting and the back and forth level design worked really well. The art was nice for the most part although a bit hard to see i the darkness in a few spots.

I appreciate the options menu, something a lot of indie games lack, bonus points for the sounds in it. Rebindable keys and a view sensitivity slider would have been nice though since you turned pretty sluggishly and the inventory and evidence buttons were pretty far off from where my hands usually are with the WASD and mouse setup. 

This is probably the first game I've seen with the more modern yellow jacket look to a police main character instead of the ole black and blue stuff of yore.

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Thank you, some really nicely constructive points here. I totally agree on the key binding. It's going to be tricky figuring out how to do it, but it is needed.

Thanks for the tips.

Really cool. I like this atmosphere. I managed to collect all the clues. I really like the simplicity of the controls. Bravo for this game.
Greetings from France !

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Hello everyone and another great game has been made!  I enjoyed every minute! Game here: 

Hey just found this game, had a blast can't wait to play the rest!
Also this was my first ever let's play so thanks for helping make history on my channel haha

I really enjoyed this game it's awesome
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We finally played the first game that opens up this cool universe of classic horror. The horror present here is atmospheric, it doesn't appeal to the Jump Scares customary today, but it manages to scare and cause tension all the same. Congratulations on your game, Stitch.

Just finished watching. Nicely done, driving me nuts trying to remember which evidence items you missed, but fun to see this one again.

There are so many little details and Easter eggs to this game that will terrify and reward you if you're paying close attention! The black and white style gives it an excellent horror atmosphere. The puzzles and information you collect do a great job of guiding you through the game without holding your hand or shoving it in your face while not being overly vague. It's so difficult to strike that balance in games, but Professor Stitch and crew pulled it off!

Here's our, hopefully, entertaining play through of  Under the Stairs as well:

I'm looking forward to playing this this month! I'll keep you updated.

Hope you enjoy. Please let me know how you got on.

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Amazing it definitely is one of the best games on here the quality is great

That really means a lot, especially as it was my first ever attempt. I do have something new in the works so keep an eye out. I'm looking forward to showing it off. 

Thanks again.

Absolutely brilliant game, I like how the pieces of evidence tell a story that I'd love to dive deeper into. Definitely following

Thanks. 

Sorry for the late reply, been wrapped up with planning the next steps. Funnily enough the evidence aspect is something I am really hoping to focus and expand on, so I'm glad you liked that part.

I really enjoyed being an English constable and snooping around the house. I hope you like my totally legit and authentic English accent. I'm American.

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Adored this horror game!! Loved the spooky atmosphere, music, and how enjoyable it was!! Hope you make more like these!! I was wondering.. as if I recognize the music used from another game, but maybe it was just very similar? It was very effective at giving us an unsettling feeling.

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Thank you, it's great to hear that you enjoyed it.  I promise that there will be more to come. 

The music was composed, performed and recorded by myself, but it is very simple in its structure. So it's more than possible that you have heard something like it before. The shift from E minor to C is very common in horror. 

Thanks again for your kind words, I'm really looking forward to finishing the next one.