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Trapped within the recesses of never-ending dollhouses, up to four terrified surviving dolls will work together to escape from a maniacal doll breaker in a new twist on asymmetrical multiplayer horror. 

Solve puzzles

Each iteration of survival is through varying versions of dollhouses:

Within an abandoned clock tower, the dolls will need to put their knowledge of mechanics to the test to find and fix the missing gears. 

Stuck deep within a mysterious dungeon, the dolls need not fear the dark, lighting their way to fix and open a jammed drawbridge.

Or, hidden away within a complicated, randomized maze, reminiscent of what could have once been a grand manor, the dolls will search each nook and cranny for keys to unlock their path out.

Hunt down your friends

Ever wish you could’ve played rough with your toys as a child? Well, now’s your chance to try. In Dollemma, you can play as a doll hunter, dolls that weren’t treated well when they were played with, and have decided to force the other, weaker dolls to join in with their pain. 

With in-game proximity voice-chat, the survivor dolls can choose to communicate and work together to escape the doll hunter, but the doll hunter can also try to listen in and thwart their plans. As a painful indicator of the doll hunter’s treatment, anything it tries to say will come out unintelligible and terrifying.

Collect items

There are quite a few items the dolls can use to try and escape. The Needle and Thread allows dolls to heal themselves or each other by reattaching the limbs broken off by the hunter. Keys, cog wheels, levers and lighters can be used to complete the objective. But watch out: some items might be nefarious illusions created by the hunter to fool you!

Most players can only carry two items at a time—and you have to be careful. If the hunter smashes one of your arms, you won’t be able to use it. If you lose both your arms, you won’t be able to carry items at all, and you’ll have to find someone who can heal you.

Complete quests

Every Doll is unique, with each one having their own special skills to learn and unlock. These skills can be unlocked with points earned through playing matches, or by completing quests. 

Dollemma has a complete quest system, with varying levels of quests: One-time achievable accomplishments marking your Dollemma journey, or repeatable more focused on just currency-gaining challenges.

Escape the dollhouse

After the dolls find the keys, repair the clock tower, or obtain the lever for the drawbridge, the chase is on! The dolls will all have to make their way to the exit before the hunter can track them down and smash them apart.

Features

• Four doll characters and one hunter character, each with unique skills and abilities.

• Three unique maps, each with their own themes and objectives. Two maps are handcrafted, and one changes randomly every time you play it.

• Minigames to draw the dolls’ focus away and give the hunter a chance to catch up.

• Dynamic music, which immersively changes intensity as the hunter approaches.

• Proximity-based voice chat, to hear your friends from a few rooms away.

• Computer-controlled bots that can take control if a player suddenly disconnects.

• Ball → While waiting for a match to begin in the pre-game waiting room, you may experience the most fun and engaging item the Dollemma team has been painstakingly developing for a long while: Ball.

A new take on horror

Dollemma aims to appeal to a wider audience with a cuter, more approachable art style. Most asymmetrical horror games lean heavily into darker themes, which some players may find unsettling. Dollemma’s unique creepy/cute aesthetic ensures a unique atmosphere and makes the genre of asymmetrical horror accessible to more players.

Enter the dollhouse…

Don’t wait! Dollemma is free to play. Invite your friends to explore these haunting environments and escape—before you get caught!