The Exit 8 - All Anomalies & Ending

A compilation of the anomalies for The Exit 8 and its ending. Traveling through a seemingly endless underground tunnel filled with anomalies the builders forgot to remove when remodeling, it's up to you to figure out the right path to get the hell out.

It's a short walking simulator mixed with Observation Duty mechanics that's quite fun. You continue forward if the hall has no anomalies and turn back if there's an anomaly until after eight successes in a row you get the stairs out. It definitely would have been neat to see more hostile anomalies. Getting caught by any of the hostile anomalies or entering the open side door or the fake stairs just has things go black and set you back at the beginning.

Definitely looking forward to more stuff in this style.

0:00 Wallflower
0:10 Wallflower Escape
0:26 Fording the River
0:36 Surf's Up
0:42 Swift as a Coursing River
1:04 Double Trouble
1:16 Don't Blink
1:25 Speed Walking
1:36 Outrunning a Walker
1:51 The Scary Door (But still not the Futurama kind...)
2:03 Stairway to Nowhere
2:25 Is This a No Smoking Zone?
2:34 Creepy Picture
2:43 Creepy Supermarket Advertising
2:52 Peek-a-Boo
3:07 Facing Life With Your Head Held High
3:19 Slip N' Slide Security Poster
3:29 Big Brother is Definitely Watching You
3:45 He Forgot How to Face Life
4:08 Smiling Man
4:33 Staring Man
5:04 Huge Man (Not that one)
5:22 Flickering Lights
5:34 Power Outage
5:56 Extra Tiles
6:05 Face Tiles
6:22 Knocking on the Door
6:36 Missing Door
6:49 Vent Oozing Something
7:07 Upside Down Sign
7:18 Turn Back Sign
7:28 Security Camera On
7:40 Doorknob Misplaced
7:48 Ceiling Lights Misplaced
8:05 Identical Posters
8:19 Growing Posters
8:42 Ending

My Social Media Stuff:

[theoddball]

the most unrealistic anomaly here is seeing a happy japanese salaryman

[theblackunicorn]

The first anomaly I ever encounted was the Staring guy, and let me tell you, it struck so much uneasiness in me in an instant after 6 cycles of him not staring.

[tasdude]

I love how this game is all about really small paranoid things like a guy staring you, a door handle on the wrong place etc very minimalistic approach

[weedwhackeraccident]

The water is such a good jumpscare, because not only is it very loud and sudden after the rest of the game has already built up suspense, it literally follows you into what had previously been "safe" territory for a while

[draknight]

One of the anomalies is straight up someone just having the time of their life and nothing being able to hamper that mood. We live in a society.

[woomicky]

The woman peeping trough the door sent chills down my whole body damn

[adaptable]

People be encountering the stairs one first and thinking they won the game and then not playing again afterwards. 😭

[TryingtoTeach]

This game does such a great job of always keeping me on the edge. Not huge, cheap jump scares. The environment is quiet but makes you paranoid. Wonderfully designed.

[ArkanMatlub]

Now that I saw every anomaly with my hand covering half the screen, I can confidently watch any gameplay of this video

[seb]

Honestly what I love about this game is how it starts to make you question your sanity and memory. Something that already exists like a vent even makes you feel uneasy and like you missed something. Great horror game

[soupr]

Props to the man just casually walking and not dying while all of this happens.
Why can't we get cool powers like this guy?

[omkqwrd]

The man with the briefcase running at you has got to be the scariest one.

[faridmohammed]

Video's great and all, but I personally love the chapter names. "Surf's Up", "Is This a No Smoking Zone?", and "Huge Man (Not that one)" genuinely got a chuckle out of me.

[ReyaitheShadowWolf]

I'm sorry, but the Wallflower is simultaneously hysterical and disturbing at the same time.

[angkhoao]

I love how the devs actually made the river has ripple effect around the business man (the man is too busy with his business to even care about it though)

[GMEDIA]

Wanna give props for doing different angles and options per anomalies. very satisfying.

[jeoncoconut]

my god, I watched Mark's video of this and I'm glad he didn't ignore that invisible body and decided to turn around immediately that was such a jumpscare

[passiveengie]

Man, hearing the sounds outside at the top of the stairway instantly transported me back to my stay in Shinjuku. Specifically the sounds of the crossing signs

[FantomAviation]

I love how that old guy with the briefcase is just walking like nothing is happening

[shadowtrooper]

For someone else who has explored the underground subway tunnels in Japan, Taiwan and Singapore, I can say this is pretty much where the game developer is getting ideas from.