Paranormal Snap Shot
Trapped in an endless looping school, can you find your way out by photographing all of the anomalies?
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"Something moved... but it’s not in the photo anymore."
Enter the haunted halls of Mugen no Gakkou, a lonely Japanese school. As a rookie investigator for a clandestine paranormal research team, your only tools are your camera and your instincts. Document the anomalies. Survive the school. Don’t trust your eyes.
Inspired by Japanese psychological horror and anomaly-spotting games, Paranormal Snap Shot is a tense, atmospheric experience where every detail matters. Rooms may twist when you look away. Ghostly silhouettes may flicker just behind your back. You won’t fight. You won’t run. You’ll only snap... and pray it was enough.
Features:
Anomaly Hunting Gameplay – Detect, document, and photograph anything out of place in looping, shifting environments.
Psychological Horror – Reality fractures the longer you stay. Expect classic Japanese horror vibes and subtle, creeping terror.
Unlockable Hard Mode – For players who want a greater challenge and even more disturbing encounters.
Secret Ending – A deeper layer of the mystery awaits, if you can find it.
Easter Eggs – Hidden nods, cryptic clues, and rewards for the curious.
Play Time – 1–2 hours per run, with extra replay value for full completionists.
Keep your camera ready. Not everything wants to be seen—but they see you.
