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INTUS

Rent an apartment to finish your work and survive a night that grows increasingly strange. A first-person psychological horror game where routine, silence, and paranoia turn an ordinary place into somewhere impossible to leave.

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Nahuel Martinez
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Nahuel Martinez
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About the Game

Survive a Night of Isolation and Paranoia

In this first-person psychological horror game, you arrive at a rented apartment with one simple goal: work in silence and get through the night.

But the place slowly begins to behave strangely.

The TV stays on. Sounds appear where they shouldn’t. Rooms start to feel different. Everyday objects become unsettling, and the feeling of safety slowly fades away.

A Focused Horror Experience

The game focuses on tension, observation, and the gradual loss of control. There are no big explanations at the beginning. Just a closed space, simple tasks, and the constant feeling that something is wrong.

What to Expect

First-person psychological horror.
Exploration inside a closed apartment.
Strange events connected to everyday objects.
A dark, slow, and oppressive atmosphere.
A short story with a disturbing final twist.

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