Bring to Light offers a walk through a creepy subway, sewers, a lost city, caves and other locations. The plot is quite laconic. The hero was traveling on a train and had an accident. When he came to, he discovered that he was the only survivor. He will have to find a way out of the subway. As the story develops, the protagonist begins to understand that it was not an accident that happened to the train. Also, as the game progresses, the goals of the main character change. Lore is revealed through notes and diaries. The game is an indie horror game. It uses a first-person view. Instead of a flashlight, the passenger here uses a broken smartphone. Most of the time here you need to explore the area, solve puzzles and run away from monsters.

Bring to Light has support for virtual reality headsets and motion controllers. You can also play without VR devices using a keyboard and mouse. There is also support for gamepads. The indie project also supports special gadgets that measure users’ pulse. There are jump scares in an indie title. Special artificial intelligence analyzes the user's heart rate and, based on this data, increases or decreases the number of frightening factors. Thus, the AI ​​increases the atmosphere even more if it sees that the gamer is not scared enough. This is a linear project. It has a slight replay value due to the optional ability to search for secrets and collectibles.