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About This Game

Room 337 is a psychological horror about an absent father and how it impacted his daughters in different ways.

You see her lying next to her drawings again. Her drawing is stuck to her face.

As you lift her up, she quickly grabs her favorite crayon. Tickle Me Pink.

She tenses up her ribs and starts laughing before you do anything. You tickle her anyway.

"I thought you were supposed to be asleep?"

"I am."

You are almost at her door when she looks up at you.

"Daddy, I don't feel good."

She feels lighter. You lift her higher. She is even lighter.

You grab her tighter. Suddenly she is missing from your arms.

You blink. You are not in your house.

You don't recognize this place. You don't remember her name.

It slowly comes back. Her name. Saturdays at the pool. A seat saved for you at a play you were never going to attend. A school permission slip that had to be signed by the oldest instead of you. A dinner table set without you, because they knew you would not come.

And your excuse every time you didn't show up. "They'll understand when they're older." They are older now. And you are all out of excuses.

ABOUT ROOM 337

Hand painted. Every scene.

Fully voiced. Every line.

An original score, written for it.

More than ten hours long.

Very heavy emotionally. This is about guilt, and what it does to kids when a parent is not there.

Made and voiced by a father and his four daughters.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Room 337 explores themes of grief, loss, and the emotional weight of family through psychological horror. While not graphic, the experience may be intense for some players, particularly parents.

Room 337 explores themes of grief, loss, and family through psychological horror. The game contains no violence, gore, or sexual content.

However, players should be aware that this is an emotionally heavy experience dealing with:

Family medical crisis and its aftermath

Children processing grief and absence in different ways

Guilt, broken promises, and the cost of not being there

Psychological horror elements including unsettling liminal spaces and reality distortion

This game may be particularly difficult for those who have experienced family medical emergencies or caregiver burnout.