About This Game

What is a home?

The safest place — or at least, that is what it is for Camila…

In this psychological horror and interactive narrative experience, you play as Camila, a child wandering through a house shaped by memories, cracks, and scars that are not always visible.

The story unfolds through exploration, symbolism, and environmental narrative, inviting the player to interpret events and piece together a fragmented truth.

Nothing is shown directly.

Everything is felt.

This project was born from the desire to explore psychological horror from an emotional perspective.

This experience seeks reflection — not shock value.

⊙ Narrative-focused walking simulator

⊙ Symbolic and environmental storytelling

⊙ Unsettling and oppressive atmosphere

⊙ 3 different endings with multiple interpretations

⊙ Minimalist and disturbing visual style

⊙ Psychological horror centered on emotion rather than jump scares

Controls

⊙ Movement: Arrow Keys

⊙ Interact: Z

⊙ Cancel Action: X

⊙ Pause Menu: ESC

Created by Ctrl Horror

• NebulousClouds - Programming and Music

• Jobhtibur - Game Design and Sound Design

• Valentina Rambur - Game Designer

• Elisea Rugerio - Game Design and Art Direction

Published and distributed by Skull Queens Games

Public Relations Partner: Frik-in

This game addresses sensitive topics related to domestic violence and mental health through a symbolic and narrative approach.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains narrative and symbolic references to sensitive themes including domestic violence, gender-based violence, psychological abuse, sexual abuse, postpartum depression, and mental health struggles.

These topics are presented through environmental storytelling, symbolism, and narrative interpretation rather than explicit visual depiction. The game does not show sexual acts or explicit violence on screen; instead, it explores the emotional and psychological impact of trauma through atmosphere, dialogue, and environmental cues.

Some players may find these themes distressing or triggering. Player discretion is advised.