"Terry Cavanagh, creator of the recently released Super Hexagon, has had some time to work on a side project of his, porting Don’t Look Back to the Android and iOS platforms. Cavanagh created Don’t Look Back in early 2009 in which he states he’s extremely proud of his creation, despite the “numerous flaws.” If that statement is affecting your decision on whether to pick it up or not, don’t worry, the game will be totally free." -Charles Ferrendelli
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VRFocus - Earlier in the year indie developer Arnaud Baernhoft released the first installment of his Don’t Look Back horror series online with support for the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) headset. The title was well received by the VR community, and now the developer has returned with the second entry, Don’t Look Back Chapter 2: The Fifth Door. A trailer for the experience can be seen below.
DDNet writes:
"It’s good to step away from the cinematic big budget titles that fill retail shelves in this modern era of the gaming industry and let a simple, yet creative little indie game take us away for a small while. Depending on skill levels, Don’t Look Back will only take about 30 minutes to complete, but it is a half hour of complete immersion that is hard to find in this day and age. If you’ve taken the plunge on the Ouya, there’s no reason not to freely download Don’t Look Back; you’ll be glad that you did."
