
Knife Man stands out among typical horror games; it’s not just about running from a killer. Instead, the game places you in the professional role of both a director and a cinematographer.
It all starts when three friends decide to film a horror movie in a ruined house, focusing on the mystery of the Knife Man. They say if you say his name three times to a mirror, he appears.
Taking on the role of the cinematographer, you guide the actors and set the stage for fear. But the line between "make-believe" and "truth" fades when the baseless rumors they’re filming turn into genuine, unexplained occurrences.
Master your camera equipment with these essential commands:
To maximize your impact in Knife Man, you must think like a true filmmaker rather than a typical gamer.
Each scene demands a specific technique:
The game is divided into segments: from the opening scene and the ritual before the mirror to the frantic escape through narrow corridors. Pay attention to the control panel prompts to know when to speed up or stay still to capture the shot.
If the footage is blurry, excessively shaky, or an actor falls out of frame, use the retake feature. This realistic simulation allows you to polish every frame until it meets perfection.