About this bundle

Welcome to MeixuStudio's psychological horror universe. Two different stories—one about sound, one about sin.

Don't Make a Sound

You play as Shen Ting, a 21-year-old forensics intern, left alone in the morgue by your supervisor late at night to organize the body registry forms. The duty manual reads: "No sound is permitted after midnight." You hear a knocking from inside the freezer.

Your microphone detects every sound in the real world—make a sound, and you die. But the rules in the manual may not all be true. Blurred passages, altered wording—as if someone deliberately covered something up. Which rules are real? Which are traps? You'll have to test them with your actions.

The keys are locked away. You're trapped. Scattered around the room are various containers—maybe the clue is inside one of them. Maybe you don't even need the key. Every breath, every hesitation, might be caught by something.

Prison Chain: The Unredeemed Thought

You wake up in an unfamiliar living room. The back of your head throbs, and there's a metallic taste in your mouth. On the coffee table sits half a glass of water with a lipstick stain on the rim. In a photo on the wall, a woman's face has been scratched out.

A silent man stands in the corner. His name is Alex. Another stands by the window—his name is David. On the wall, a line is written in blood: "Confess your sins, and you shall be redeemed."

You don't know why you're here. You don't know who they are. But every choice you make brings you one step closer to the truth—and one step closer to the abyss. The base game contains over 80,000 words and features 8 different endings, ranging from redemption to eternal darkness, all determined by your choices.

Two Worlds, One Fear.

Don't Make a Sound makes you hold your breath in reality. Prison Chain: The Unredeemed Thought makes you confront yourself in words. Whether you're a new player or a returning fan, this collection pack is the best entry point into MeixuStudio's psychological horror universe. Both games are standalone stories and can be played in any order.