Demo Version 1.6 is now live

Following player feedback and additional playtesting, we've introduced new features, refined gameplay mechanics, and fixed several issues to improve the overall experience and immersion. We've also made it easier to visit and wishlist the game on Steam after completing the demo.

New Features

• Added a direct Steam Wishlist link upon completing the demo.

• Added a run turn speed adjustment, while run input is down turn speed increased by 45% to improve movement responsiveness and combat flow.

Gameplay Improvements

• Reduced Quick Swap duration from 2 seconds to 1 second for faster weapon switching and smoother combat flow.

• Increased aiming turn speed from 0.45 to 0.50.

• Reviewed and refined various dialogues and interactions to improve readability and make conversations sound more natural.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where the Manor Main Hall (F1) music would restart instead of persisting after loading a save, breaking immersion.

• Fixed difficult interaction with the Welcome Lore document in the northwest section of Manor F1 due to incorrect collision.

• Fixed an issue where the Plant Door in northwest Manor F1 would still play sound effects after the vine had been destroyed.

• Fixed an issue that could cause players to lose a reload when quick-swapping from a melee weapon while out of ammo, due to conflicting timers.

• Rebalanced pre-load scene sound effects and music volumes to reduce excessive loudness.

• Fixed an issue where pressing the Aim button during a room transition could leave the player stuck in the aiming animation and without controls.

• Fixed a visual issue in the Item Box UI where mouse focus could be lost, causing the cursor to disappear.

• Fixed an issue where the player could become input locked at the start of the Jason encounter until entering aim mode.

• Fixed the opening hallway sequence, where the character could appear to float instead of walking during the initial movement.

As always, thank you for your feedback and continued support! Wishlist the full game to follow development updates and future improvements.

About This Game

The year is 2000.

Officers Tim Rieff and Kim Hansbury are dispatched to the remote Redwood Estate after contact is lost with two fellow officers. What begins as a routine welfare check quickly turns into something far more disturbing.

Inside the estate, silence hides the truth.

To locate their missing colleagues and uncover what happened to the residents and staff, Tim and Kim must explore the manor and its surroundings, search for survivors, and face the growing threat hidden within its walls.

Explore, investigate, and survive in a tense, top-down horror experience inspired by classic survival horror games. With limited controls and scarce resources, every decision can be the difference between life and death

• Collect your arsenal to defend yourself against horrific enemies.

• Explore the manor and its surroundings in search of your missing fellow officers. Uncover the mysterious events that led to the tragic fate of the residents and staff of the Redwood Estate in this atmospheric survival horror experience.

• Search every corner for the tools you’ll need to survive against terrifying enemies while carefully managing your limited resources.

An original soundtrack composed in-house supports the atmosphere with moments of dread, restraint, and brief relief between encounters.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game may contain content not appropriate for all ages. Frequent violence or gore and general mature content.