About This Demo

You rented a house on Dunmore Street to finish your degree. First night the neighbours had a baby. The whole street came outside. Firecrackers. Laughter. You went to bed thinking this place was going to be fine.

You were wrong.

NULL is a first person psychological horror game about grief, obsession and what happens when love refuses to accept an ending. You play as Nolan — a student who moved into the wrong street on the wrong night. The party for the newborn never stopped. Something here is holding onto a celebration that should have ended long ago. Your mother was supposed to visit. She never knocked on your door.

The street gives you more than it means to.

Walk through Dunmore Street. Talk to the people who live here. Listen carefully to what they say and what they don't. Find the recording that changes everything. The further the night goes the less the world around you behaves like one.

No combat. No jumpscares. No hand holding.

Objectives guide you through the night but nothing explains what is actually happening. That part you piece together yourself through exploration, conversation and the slow creeping feeling that something on this street has been waiting for you specifically.

This demo is the opening chapter of NULL. It runs 10 to 20 minutes and ends on a choice that only the full game resolves.

Just a street that knows you're there.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game uses AI-generated voice acting for some characters.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

NULL deals with themes of grief, loss and the psychological aftermath of losing a child. The game contains disturbing psychological imagery, reality distortion and scenes depicting a parent's obsession with holding onto a moment that has passed. There is no violence, gore or sexual content. Players who are sensitive to themes of child loss, parental grief or the death of a loved one should be aware these themes are central to the story.