Planned Release Date: Q3 2026

About This Game

Saintwoodville — a village beneath the gaze of the sacred tree.

Here, a girl named Rachel has died.

You trace the memories surrounding her death, searching for the truth they hide.

- Story-driven psychological horror — No combat, no cheap jump-scares. Just a slow, tightening dread and a story you uncover one scene at a time.

- Retro pixel atmosphere — Top-down pixel art and the quiet air of a still village.

- Easy answers are everywhere — but the real question lies beyond them.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

This game uses pre-generated AI content created during development.

Specifically:
- The illustrations were created with AI image tools (Scenario, ChatGPT (OpenAI)) and edited further by the developer.
- The background music was generated using AIVA.
- The sound effects were generated using ElevenLabs.
- Some game scripts/plugins were written with the help of AI coding assistants.

All AI-generated content was produced under commercial licenses, and the developer has verified the rights to use this content in a commercial product.
All assets were reviewed and integrated by the developer.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

What Killed Rachel is a psychological horror game that deals with dark and mature themes. Players should be aware that the game contains:

- Depictions of death, murder, and violence, including scenes with blood.
- A depiction of suicide, presented as a somber story event.
- Violence involving a child, shown as part of a tragic narrative and never
glorified.
- A brief scene in which a child curiously attempts to smoke, and fails.
- Disturbing and frightening imagery typical of psychological horror.
- Alcohol shown as background scenery, and mild language.

There is no sexual content in this game.

These elements are part of the story's serious tone. If you are sensitive to any of the topics above, please take care.