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INORIGAMI HACK DOWN

A point-and-click horror adventure where you battle evil spirits to escape. You take a part-time job at the "House of Saschibae," a place said to grant happiness through prayer. Instead, you find yourself hacking into the vengeful spirits' data to survive.

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About the Game

“Wanted: Someone to offer prayers to that house.”

It all begins with a strange part-time job listing posted online.

INORIGAMI HACK DOWN is a point-and-click horror escape adventure game themed around “prayer” and “hacking.”

Explore an eerie house said to bring good fortune, solve puzzles, offr your prayers, and claim happiness.

But there are also rumors that the house is a cursed haunted site...!?

And if a supernatural entity attacks you, drive it back by hacking it down before the curse kills you.

Features

Classic Point-and-Click Adventure Gameplay

The core system is classic and easy to understand. Click around the environment to collect clues and items, and solve puzzles to progress.

Supernatural Threats That Strike Without Warning

When you encounter a supernatural entity, a countdown begins. If the timer reaches zero, it’s game over. You must repel the entity before time runs out.

Fight Supernatural Entities Through Hacking

Treat supernatural entities as clusters of data, exploit their vulnerabilities, and dive into their inner structure. Strike at the root of their grudges and Hack Down (drive back) the entity.

A Story of Four Characters Told in a Comic-Inspired Style

A distinctive comic-inspired presentation tells the story of four people invited to the mysterious house said to bring happiness.

What awaits you in INORIGAMI HACK DOWN?

The occult and science. Mystery and supernatural entities. Curses and prayers. Life and death.

Witness what lies beyond them all!

Disclosure of AI-Generated Content

To ensure transparency so you can enjoy the game with peace of mind, I want to be clear about how generative AI was used in this project. AI was used strictly as a tool to improve efficiency and help with localization.

English Translation: The original Japanese script was 100% written by me. However, I used generative AI to assist in translating that text into English.

Regarding Streaming & Derivative Works

Streaming to the ending is welcome: You are free to publish or live-stream gameplay videos all the way to the end of the game.

Monetization is allowed: Monetizing your videos using standard features of platforms like YouTube is perfectly fine.

Spoiler warnings required: To protect the experience for new players, please clearly indicate "Spoilers" in your video title, thumbnail, or intro.

Fan art is welcome: We encourage derivative works! However, please refrain from directly reusing in-game assets or creating new games based on this title's IP.

For full details, please check the complete guidelines on the Steam Community forums or our official blog.