04/06/2026
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⏳ Game time: 100'
⌛ Our time: 67'
📝 Game number: 883
📜 Horror
Some time after the death of your friend Aaron's family, he is lost. The police, however, are conducting a search at his home to no avail. Neighbors report seeing strange shadows inside the house. Now, unable to leave things alone, you decide to go to his house yourself and look for clues to his disappearance. What happened to the author?
Puzzles 🧩
A simple, easy line of good puzzles that guides players perfectly through the room. The puzzles require observation, logical thinking, and ingenuity. There are also a few nods to other No Hope works, which I particularly enjoyed.
Story 📖
A great, powerful story. As with any game about a writer, it has to be good. Otherwise, something wouldn't fit. Actually, if we think about it, something is not right here. But not in terms of plot. Something truly strange is happening in this game. Positively shocking, unimaginably strange...
This room reminded me of Kuriosum, but a horror version.
Acting 🎭
The acting is excellent, the scenes are great, and what I liked most was the costumes. One of the characters is brilliantly portrayed, with a cleverly crafted disguise that evokes a sense of dread when he appears right in front of your face. It's a truly terrifying sight, but also very satisfying.
Decor 🛠️
The room was decorated like a haunted house, of which there are quite a few in Athens. Old furniture, apartment, often appearing color of wallpaper. But there was something captivating about it all. The space is not large, but the transitions are well done. The game has its own unique pace (or maybe that's why we were so good at it). The ending is the best moment of the entire game and deserves a huge round of applause for its ingenuity. I didn't know how the developers achieved this effect until they told me.