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About This Game

Ronza is a psychological horror game where you play as a timid little girl haunted by fear, paranoia, and an overactive imagination. Terrified of her strict teacher and unable to face another day at school, she secretly skips class—without her mother knowing—and takes refuge in an old, abandoned hospital on the edge of town.

The hospital, known as Ronza, was shut down years ago after a series of disturbing incidents that were never fully explained. She doesn’t know the full history… but she feels it.

Hiding there, waiting for the school day to pass, she discovers a forgotten admin room with a still-functioning computer full of games—the kind she loves. For a moment, things feel okay… until the hallucinations begin.

As she plays, faint voices echo through the halls. Distant footsteps. Crying. The mortuary is just a few doors away!

But is any of it real… or just the product of a frightened child's mind unraveling?

Ronza is a deeply unsettling exploration of childhood fear, trauma, and imagination—where reality blurs, and safety is only ever temporary.


Controls:
E to interact.

This game was made by one person with a lot of coffee and a bit of madness and I'll try my best to keep developing the rest of the game with these nights, currently the game has 2 nights, every night shows the story of every single character in the game beginning from night 1, every character can attack you during the night and everyone has his own counter method.

This game was inspired by welcome to the game + fnaf, the UI of the operating system was inspired by windows xp.

feedbacks are appreciated and I hope you have a great experience!

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Ai were used with UI's and some parts of the code only.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This Game may contain content not appropriate for all ages, or may not be appropriate for viewing at work: Frequent Violence or Gore, General Mature Content