Luggage is a free game that is available under a name your own price release model. It is a psychological horror game that features a 32-bit retro art style similar to that found during the original Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The game concerns a protagonist who has returned from a camping trip with some important luggage.

This game falls into a specific category of horror games that has gained popularity of late, with other examples being Siren Head and Night of the Consumers.

Get your luggage home

The story of Luggage follows the protagonist, Steve, as he arrives at an airport following a camping trip. He has some very important luggage in his possession, and something is bothering him. The player receives cryptic clues through Steve’s dialogue as to what the luggage contains, but only when they get back to their room do they find out.

Simple gameplay

The gameplay of Luggage is very simple, with little more than the movement keys and some basic inventory management needed. The game features some very straightforward puzzles. However, these puzzles are simple enough that the game could be considered more of a walking simulator than a puzzle game.

Interesting but short and a little confusing

Luggage makes for an interesting experience, with the player never really being told what the mystery of the luggage is until the big reveal at the end. That reveal has been criticized as overly confusing by some players. The game’s retro style will likely appeal to fans of 32-bit era games. Still, there are elements that don’t fit that aesthetic, such as the game’s dialogue windows and UI.