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Observation Protocol

A first person horror game where you monitor a liminal office space for anomalies from an external post. When the power cuts, protocol requires you to enter and continue your work from the inside.

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Observation Protocol is a first person psychological horror game about doing your job somewhere you shouldn't be.

You are stationed at an external monitoring post, watching camera feeds of a liminal office space - a facility that exists outside of normal space, scheduled for permanent closure by the organization that found it. Your task is simple: observe, identify, and document anomalies before the final containment procedure begins.

Then the power cuts.

With your monitoring equipment down, protocol demands you enter physically and continue your work from the inside. Armed with only a camera, you must move through the empty offices and corridors, photograph what doesn't belong, and get out before the organization completes closure - not locking a door, but severing the connection to this place entirely.

Document enough anomalies and the space stabilizes. Stay too long and it won't matter.

Get out in time.

A liminal horror experience. PSX aesthetic. First person. Singleplayer.