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Gamble your life
With three difficulty modes, FLATHEAD is a premium horror game where the fate of your life lies in guessing whether the next number is more than or less than the current number. Although the game is lore-rich, understanding it will take several playthroughs due to its luck-based gameplay.
In FLATHEAD, the player is trapped in a claustrophobic room with strange contraptions. A man with a creepy grin is also seen sitting on a chair. After pulling the lever, a random number will be flashed on the screen. Click Over or Under to make your guess.
If you guess correctly, you earn points. Storing points is recommended since unstored ones will be lost for every incorrect guess. To make heads or tails of the lore, you need data tapes. While there are only three tapes by default, you can obtain more by completing round three of the game.
Overall, FLATHEAD is a successful blend of horror and luck-based gameplay, offering players a straightforward yet tense experience of gambling their lives. With the collectible tapes shedding light on the title's intricate lore, starting multiple playthroughs is a must to get the whole picture.
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