Older horror games used to be boring; now they tend to get more modern. This trend led to the creation of a new subgenre called horror chatting games like Alexandra. A modern chat simulator was written by Sasha Selyakov. The game is entirely written as text messages and can be easily translated into other languages. It's intended to provide a more realistic experience for young people who otherwise wouldn't have one. This game is so popular because it receives positive comments from many people around the world. It has over a million downloads, making it an effective way to scare people without using books or other methods. The game's plot is full of thrilling moments, scary turns and an unexpected ending. Many people don't even finish playing the game due to the intensity of the story.

Did you have your heart racing from reading a text message or chat message? Maybe it was from your mother who wants you to leave now or from a lover who believes you're cheating. Alexandra brings the perfect horror experience thanks to her chat-based format. Because there are so many ways chatting can be interpreted, it’s the ideal new horror genre. The game's plot, setting and gameplay style place it above other horror games. It is a messaging app exclusive that relies on communication as its base. This is what lends the game its realistic feel and makes it stand out from the competition. Advertisement Being able to feel like you're reading an illicit text makes it exciting. You don't need to do anything more than walk around or interact with ghosts to enjoy this feeling. You can read the chats like a book by updating real time. By reading the chats like a book, you witness a horror story told through messages.

Story progression in Alexandra happens via conversational exchanges on the handheld device's touchscreen. The only input required is a tap on the display, which takes the protagonist from one line to the next. You can read the chat and absorb the plot at your own pace. Once you're ready, you can tap the screen for more. Under certain circumstances, additional visuals can be included to further define the narrative. This can be accessed through the menu and repeated or continued from the beginning.

Alexandra is unique because she's the first horror heroine in a new genre. We decided to highlight this with each aspect of her profile. Through his texting, a young man gets to know a girl. Her first few lines of text don’t offer any surprises, making it feel like a casual exchange. Finding out the protagonist's name, background and motives makes the story even more interesting. Because this game is a horror game, things don’t end well for everyone. When in the story, the app functions like a chat program. It's easy to manipulate and features scrollable text panels for review of prior conversations. Besides tapping the screen to continue reading, there aren't any additional ways to navigate the story. Advertisement The sound effects added to the game give it an eerieness that supplements its horror nature. The team created sounds for every conversation in chats sent. With music that perfectly matches the story, it's best to include a headphone when playing this game with sound on. Additionally, their eery background tracks provide excellent added suspense. Alexandra includes images that support its story's realism and suspense. These images are similar to how popular messaging apps present information. Alexandra is an offline game that can be played any time, anywhere. It automatically saves your progress so you can restart it whenever you want. Plus, you can start a new game if you want. The game was released with support for 12 languages, including English, Russian and several others. It's possible to change the language option in the game interface, allowing users to choose their preferred language for reading.