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HAIGLA

Confined to a wheelchair, explore a hospital pulled into a distorted world beneath reality. A slow psychological horror focused on exploration, tension, and the unsettling atmosphere of this strange place.

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About the Game

You cannot run.


You cannot trust what you see.

HAIGLA is a psychological horror game set in a distorted world beneath reality.
Moving through its halls in a wheelchair, you must explore carefully.

Here, objects, paths, and dangers only exist when they are observed.

Wheelchair-Based Survival
Movement is slow and deliberate. You cannot run from danger.

Perception-Based Reality
Objects, pathways, and events appear only when observed.

Psychological Horror Atmosphere
Explore a hospital that no longer belongs to the real world. Drawn into a fractured dimension where anomalous places are left to decay.

Environmental Puzzle Solving
Inspect objects, manipulate mechanisms, and uncover hidden pathways.

Unpredictable Creatures
Some beings were once human. Others resemble something far older guardians of a world that should not exist.

Observation Changes Everything

In HAIGLA, perception alters reality.

Some objects only exist when directly observed.
Some pathways appear only when your gaze lingers long enough.

But not everything should be looked at for too long.

A World Beneath Reality

HAIGLA is a fractured dimension hidden beneath the surface of the real world.

The deeper you travel, the more unstable the environment becomes.
Rooms change. Objects disappear. Sounds echo through empty halls.

Something has lived here for a long time.