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Grief only flourishes in Silence...

Silent Wounds is an episodic short-form Psychological Horror anthology that delves into the deepest recesses of the human psyche. Each self-contained episode narrates a complete, new story that tests the fragile boundaries of sanity, exploring the price of obsession and isolation. There are no monsters to outrun, and no zombies to fight. In this world, the story is the deadliest weapon, and the terror lies in the truth you are about to uncover.

The perfect guest is always Silent!

The first episode centers on Victor, an obsessive student returning home from Paris. Believing he can finally craft a perfect life, he brings home a special—and strange—gift: A Doll! As Victor isolates himself, the fragile boundaries between his reality and his pathological obsession begin to crumble.

The Gameplay:

This game is primarily a first-person narrative walking simulator with exploration, and conversation mechanics.

Experience the Descent

Step into Victor's routine and live his domestic descent firsthand. The gameplay experience is focused on psychological immersion and narrative interaction:

• Domestic Rituals: Experience everyday life by arranging objects, preparing the dinner table, and cooking meals (including spaghetti, Victor’s signature dish).

• Navigating Madness: Deal with strange, unexplainable occurrences and the creeping feeling that reality is beginning to fray.

• Crucial Conversations: Engage in dialogue with key external characters (such as Clara), whose words challenge Victor’s self-imposed isolation.

• Piece the Truth: Uncover the background and history of the obsession by meticulously reading letters and journal entries.

Key Features:

• Psychological Immersion

• Atmospheric Environment

• Narrative Driven Focus

• Different Puzzles

• High Fidelity Audio

• Episodic Anthology

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This game may contain content not appropriate for all ages, or may not be appropriate for viewing at work.
Frequent emotional violence and general mature content like psychological diseases (depression, anxiety) is present.