Side Effects

Side Effects is a strategy horror game where players have to balance taking dangerous pills with avoiding dying. If you make one mistake, the game could end or even get worse. The game was based on Buckshot Roulette and lets you make strategic decisions while also leaving the results up to chance.

There are some good pills, some bad pills, and some deadly drugs in each round. You won't know which ones are which until you take a bite.

How to play Side Effects

Choose based on turns, but the risk is unknown.

For each turn, you can either pass, take a pill, or use an item. There are no labels or promises on the pills that can be seen. Some bring order back, others do damage without being seen, and a lot of them hide their purpose until it's too late.

With each pill, the player's tolerance grows, which changes the odds every time they make a choice. Things can help you feel safe for a short time, but they are limited and come with risks. Not the speed, but the time between decisions that puts pressure on you.

Side Effects is based on what players don't know, which means they have to play with uncertainty. The pace is slow, the interface is clean, and as the match goes on, every move feels heavier. You and your opponent are not racing; you are both quietly trying fate. During the game, you can observe how the other player acts, look for trends, and think about what you should do next.

Some important parts are

• Every match has different pill effects.
• Tolerance method that notices buildup that can't be seen
• format based on turns with an open-ended approach
• Audiovisual design with few elements that focuses on mood
• Optional parts that can change or stabilize results

A brain battle in a locked room

Side Effects doesn't fill the room with noise or story; instead, it focuses on the psychological atmosphere. There is silence among the players. There are no hints, life bars, or other obvious signs of progress. You're feeling uneasy because you don't know when the damage will start or how close the end might be.

Every Side Effects match has a closed system, which means there is no answer key for the test. There are risks, doubts, and effects that you can't see in this game. You're not just playing against someone else; you're also playing against the idea that you can't really tell what will happen. As you go deeper, you understand that winning might not mean getting away; it might just mean staying alive longer than the system expected.

It's important to keep an eye on your character's poison protection meter. You can change the odds in your favor between rounds by picking treatments or experimental things. Unsettling images and situations in the game make things more tense, causing players to stay alert while under a lot of stress.

Those who want to play with less risk can try their luck with Granny 2 quick and easy gameplay. If you can handle the tension, Side Effects takes you to a scary place where every choice matters. Where you'll need to plan ahead and stay calm to make it as far as you can on the journey!