
Cherophobia
You find yourself stranded in a forest after your car breaks down. A short psychological horror game.
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8 itemsAbout the Game
A Short PSX Psychological Horror
You find yourself stranded in a forest after your car breaks down.
would you like to come in, for a call?
Immerse yourself in a haunting PSX-style retro world, or will it consume you?.
Features:
'Psychological' Horror: Immerse yourself in a PSX-style horror experience that delves deep into the psyche.
Interactive Dialogues: Multiple dialogue choices.
Story-Driven: Focused heavily on narrative.
Multilingual Support: Enjoy the game in your preferred language with subtitle support for 15 different languages.
Beautiful Soundtrack: Experience an evocative and atmospheric soundtrack.
Short & Perfect for a Weekend: Designed to be completed over a single session in a weekend, offering a concise yet impactful experience.
Achievements: Unlock a full set of achievements, adding an extra layer of challenge and replayability.
Atmospheric: The game creates a deeply immersive atmosphere that captivates and unsettles, making every moment memorable.
Room for speculation: The story and dialogues are designed to provoke thoughts and speculation, leaving room for interpretation and personal reflection.
Controls:
WASD for movement
Shift for fast walk
E / controller for interaction
Space or Enter for dialogue
Arrow keys / controller to move between dialogues