Echoes in the Storm Demo

Investigate a series of brutal crimes in a remote Arctic town in this psychological horror experience steeped in oppressive atmosphere. Step into the shoes of Detective James Northland and confront the terrifying beast threatening to shatter your sanity in this unsettling tale of mystery.

DEMO CONTENT: You can play the first 2 scenarios of the game, which introduce the main mechanics and mark the start of the investigation.

Venture into a frozen, isolated setting where reason fades with the storm in Echoes in the Storm, an intense psychological horror game from DEAD BLUE SCREEN.

You’ll be drawn into a chilling investigation following a string of gruesome murders that have shattered the town’s fragile peace. As James digs deeper, the line between reality and nightmare begins to blur, uncovering dark secrets and confronting the ghosts of his own mind.

Visit a variety of locations—including the police station, the morgue, and the town’s lighthouse—where you’ll gather crucial evidence to uncover the truth behind what happened. Interact with objects in the environment, listen to radio broadcasts, collect photographs, and read documents to piece together the origin of the horrific beast responsible for the murders.

KEY FEATURES

• Psychological Horror

Inspired by The Twilight Zone, Black Mirror, and Twin Peaks, Echoes in the Storm builds tension through atmosphere, unease, and the slow, inevitable revelation of what lies beneath.

• Intense Narrative

A twisted story with dark humor and disturbing moments told through journals, documents, and chilling conversations that shift everything you thought you knew.

• Investigation & Puzzles

Explore deeply interconnected environments and solve narrative-driven puzzles that peel back layers of mystery. Choose between 3 different endings.

• Standalone Story

A complete experience exploring themes of death, memory, and the fragile boundaries of the human mind.

If you dare to enter the storm, be prepared to question your sanity in this video game inspired by The Twilight Zone and the films of John Carpenter.