Indie horror is about to get even more unsettling with Warrens Of Random, a stripped-down first-person experience that trades atmosphere for absolute silence and psychological pressure. Announced alongside a playable demo, the game invites players to step into a stark black-and-white maze system where every turn could be their last. Built around disorientation and repetition, the challenge is simple in theory: survive Mazes 1 through 20. In practice, progression is anything but predictable. Completing a maze doesn’t guarantee forward momentum—players can be thrown into a previous or future labyrinth at random, forcing them to endure the terror again before pushing…