Bighorn Ramone

BIGHORN RAMONE is a first-person psychological horror game set inside a sports arena where something refuses to end. The championship game is still running. The scoreboard is still counting. 

KEY FEATURES

• First-person psychological horror inside a mascot suit.

• Limited visibility, muffled sound, clumsy movement, and constant claustrophobia.

• Performance sequences woven into exploration and survival.

• A dual-era arena layered between past and present, enriched by environmental storytelling.

• Hostile fans roaming freely through the building as the night escalates.

A grounded horror experience focused on tension, dread, and human violence.

PREMISE

You are a janitor working the night shift inside a newly renovated sports arena. You came here looking for answers about what happened during the 1986 championship final. You did not expect the mascot suit to close around you.

The arena was DEMOLISHED. REBUILT. RENAMED. And the official story stayed the same.

But the crowd has been waiting since 1986 for its mascot to return.

The SCOREBOARD tells you what TO DO. Your MAP tells you where TO GO. Everything else is up to you.

Complete the mascot performances tied to the championship final: pre-game routines, quarter-break appearances, halftime shows, and crowd interactions.

To prepare for each performance, you must explore the arena, recover equipment, and move through restricted areas while avoiding increasingly hostile fans roaming far beyond the stands.

The NEW sits over the OLD. Like a second skin.

Some locations only exist in the present.

Others can only be reached by slipping deeper into the past.

Something happened during the 1986 final.

The official explanation exists, but the building tells a different story.

Search across multiple levels of the arena for physical evidence, abandoned belongings, maintenance records, hidden rooms, and traces left behind by people who were there that night.

Nothing is highlighted. Nothing is marked for you. Every discovery comes from observation, memory, and curiosity.

• What you find determines what you can CHANGE.

• What you change determines who WINS and finds peace.