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Dorm 17

Dorm 17 is a PSX-style first-person psychological horror game about your first night as a dormitory receptionist, where routine tasks slowly turn into disturbing late-night events.

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About the Game

It’s your first shift as the night receptionist of Dorm 17.

The job sounds easy enough: sit behind the desk, check visitors, answer calls, and keep the building quiet until morning. The students are asleep, the halls are empty, and the rules are simple.

At least, they were supposed to be...

Dorm 17

is a first-person psychological horror game with a retro PSX visual style, built around slow tension, realistic fear, and the unsettling experience of being alone during your first night on the job.

Key Features

  • A grounded horror story inspired by real-life fears

  • Retro PSX-style graphics and atmosphere

  • First-person gameplay focused on tension and immersion

  • Reception tasks, late-night visitors, calls, and strange events

  • A short, story-driven experience designed for one sitting

Your shift ends at 6 AM.

Try to last that long.