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CONFRONT

Trapped in an abandoned building, your grip on reality fades. Confront is a first-person psychological horror game filled with paranoia, hallucinations, and the struggle to stay sane.

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October 13, 2025
293 days ago
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About the Game

CONFRONT – Face Your Fears

An abandoned building. Nothing but silence... and something watching you.

Confront is a first-person psychological survival horror game that pulls you into a haunting nightmare. In this forsaken place dominated by loneliness and paranoia, the line between reality and illusion begins to blur as your sanity slowly fades.

  • Tense atmosphere and immersive environmental storytelling

  • Sanity system with hallucinations that intensify over time

  • Interactive environments and cryptic clues

  • Your choices may keep you alive... or not

True horror comes from within.
If you're ready, don’t close your eyes — you may never know what’s real again.