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Capybara Roulette

A single-player psychological horror puzzle built around memory and words. Solve hidden clues by spelling them out with the doors in the correct sequence, but as letters fade and resets occur, only your understanding of the maze will let you escape.

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Plumick
Publisher
Plumick Studios
Release
April 29, 2026
95 days ago
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About the Game

Step into a single player psychological horror puzzle where observation and memory are your only way forward.

You stand before a ring of doors, each marked with a single letter. Hidden within the room are subtle clues pointing to the correct words. Some clues include hearts that your friend the capybara has left for you. These are just some of the clues, not all of them. Choose the right sequence of doors to spell that word and unlock your path forward.

But be careful. Letters fade from the doors as you progress, forcing you to rely on memory. A single choice may reset everything, sending you back to the beginning. However if your a clue master letters just may come back.

There are no saves — only resets. Pay attention. Remember the patterns. Decode the clues. Somewhere beyond those words lies the path to your missing capybara friend.

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