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PUPILLARY

Pupillary is a short surveillance horror game where you monitor live camera feeds, report anomalies, and try to survive until 6 AM. 10 anomaly types and over 100 different anomalies from subtle object changes to intruders and jumpscares. Use your memory and drawing tools to track what has changed.

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TerrorTales
Publisher
TerrorTales
Release
June 25, 2026
38 days ago
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About the Game

Pupillary is a short surveillance horror game where your job is to monitor live camera feeds, identify anomalies and report them before the situation gets out of control.

Anomalies can be subtle or aggressive, ranging from moved objects and missing items to camera distortions, disturbing images, and hostile intruders. Across 3 levels, you will encounter 10 anomaly types and over 100 different anomalies designed to test your memory, attention and nerves.

To help you keep track of suspicious changes, Pupillary also lets you draw directly on the camera feed. Mark objects, circle details, or leave notes to yourself.

Report every anomaly you can find, survive until 6 AM and do not trust everything you see on the cameras.

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