What is this pc game?

The game is a survival horror computer game Demo. It has fixed camera positions and low end graphics. It plays and looks very similar to an old Resident Evil game. It takes place in what looks like a mansion. The game starts with you (a girl) waking up in a bed wearing a blue dress and finding a gun on the night stand with a note. You fight enemies that look like steampunk Frankenstein creations with baby doll heads. You get yellow cogs from them that you use to buy stuff from a hand puppet that lives in a hole in the wall (guns, outfits, ammo, etc.). There is an invincible enemy in the kitchen that looks like Tweedledum/Tweedledee. The demo ends when you unlock a chained up door you found the key for.

Is it in 2D or 3D?? Reminds me of clock tower, but I’m not so sure.

@outworld222: It’s 3D and it looks like a Resident Evil copy. It looks similar and plays very similar.

@outworld222: I looked up Clock Tower and it’s not it.

Any clues as to the time period that you played it or was released??

@outworld222: I saw a video of it being played by either Markiplier or Jacksepticeye. Not sure which one it was. The video came out recently. (5 months maximum)

Alisa: the Awakening?

here's bawk playing it

Survival Horror, P.C. released, more recently than not?

Could have been Daymare: 1998. It's the game developed by the studio that did the fan build of Resident Evil 2 prior Capcoms 2019 project. It has a optional classic fixed camera mode.

For the record this game is buggy as hell and protagonist is perhaps the most generic thing I've seen since the 360-days.

Apparently the P.C. version will get a substantial overhaul when the console versions launch. I don't expect them to fix the crappy characters but should at least sort a lot of the technical issues everyone is having.

@Ish_basic: This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I’ve been looking everywhere I could think to look. Is there a way that I need to label this as solved now?

games like Alisa are hard to find because it's just a few people working on it, selling it through a crowdfunding website. This video was from the alpha and the link to where you can get the game is on the youtube page.

It's a pretty good homage to the old style RE's. Them and Us is also a good RE love letter, and you can pick that up on Steam for about $20. It's still not finished but the devs add more to the game pretty regularly.