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A narrative psychological horror settled in dreamlike spaces. Explore, observe, and listen as strange entities, cryptic clues, and discoveries pull you deeper. Inspired by Backrooms and Dreamcore. No jumpscares or chases, only the empty feeling that the world is a dream that you forgot to wake up.
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Explore interconnected liminal spaces through a shifting house that opens the way to impossible dream worlds.
Observe subtle changes in the environment, revisit familiar places, and uncover paths that were never there before.
Listen carefully to unsettling sounds, distant echoes, and fragile clues hidden in the silence.
Investigate strange objects, cryptic evidence, and details that slowly reveal a deeper mystery.
Encounter uncanny entities that do not hunt you, but make every space feel wrong.
Descend through a psychological horror experience inspired by Backrooms and Dreamcore.
Experience horror without jumpscares or chase sequences, built instead on dread, emptiness, and the feeling of being lost inside a dream.
Each liminal dream echoes a single house that connects everything.
Its rooms shift over time. Doors appear where they should not exist. Familiar spaces lead to impossible places. The deeper you go, the more the house becomes a reflection of something far beyond understanding.
Collect, inspect, combine, and interact are rewarded with progression.
Look closely. Notice what changed. Revisit spaces. Follow visual details, distant sounds, and fragments of meaning. Every new discovery draws you deeper into a world that feels both nostalgic and deeply wrong.
Dreams are fragile memories. Still, what you discover stays with you.
Clues, entities, places, and fragments slowly come together in your memory, preserving each discovery as you piece together the hidden truth behind the dream and the world around you.
No jumpscares. No chases. Only the courage to keep going.
Journey of silence, absence, and the feeling of emptiness. There is nothing screaming at you to run, only silent nightmares, oppressive spaces, and the unsettling need to face them.
