Lost in Voice
A psychological horror where reality fractures around musician John Hale. Explore a non‑linear story, haunting memories, and immersive sound as you slip between truth, delusion, and the darkness of your own mind.
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Can you trust what you see, when your mind is breaking?
John Hale is a struggling musician, a husband and a father, barely holding his life together. As reality begins to fracture, John finds himself slipping in and out of the real world and a darker reflection shaped by his own mind.
Non‑linear story
Lost in Voice throws you into a captivating non‑linear story experience. Is it the future, past, present, or a fragment of John's shattered mind you're in?
Psychological horror
Dark echoes of suppressed memories and the faint glow of one's own sanity leading you to a false self. Where am I? Where is John?
Immersive sound design
Every noise and voice line is handcrafted to push you to the edge of your seat.
Gameplay Experience
Approximate game runtime is about 3 hours, filled with fragments of a forgotten story, unsettling characters, and a hard‑hitting soundtrack. Inspired by the walking horror genre with a few unique twists.
