Miya Might Break
A psychological horror visual novel about Miya, a former prodigy trapped in a decaying home with her unstable stepfather, her talking plush Mopa, and the bystander who hears every step she takes...
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10 itemsAbout the Game
Miya Does the Ritual Every Night
Miya Might Break is a short psychological horror visual novel about routine, pressure, and losing control.
Miya can't survive without performing the ritual. That's why every night she performs the ritual to stay calm... But recently something or someone is watching her do it.
My Best Friend Mopa
Ever since her best friend disappeared, Mopa has been by Miya's side. Mopa guides Miya. Mopa knows what's best for Miya.
Prodigy or Failure
Miya used to be talented, she used to be called a prodigy. But that's all started to change. Rasu just wants her to be like her old self.
Someone is Spying on Miya
Someone is noticing what Miya is going through. Someone is noticing the patterns. What will they do?
Something is About to Break
The ritual is calming Miya like it used to. The walls feel like they are closing in. Can this go on for much longer?
Key Features
• Short (~30 minutes), tightly focused psychological horror visual novel experience
• Three distinct endings shaped by belief, fear, and delusion
• Atmospheric environments inspired by early indie surrealism
• Narrative themes centered on domestic dread, imaginary companions, and mental collapse
• Sound-driven tension built from hums and ritualistic audio cues
