
Something Took Her
Within the rural town of Oakview, students are vanishing. One is Amy Morrison, a troubled friend of yours. People say she made a pact with something in the vents of the school. Unravel the mysteries surrounding the town's past, survive the supernatural trauma, and search for traces of your friend.
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Game Overview:
A survival horror game inspired by the great PS1 era classics. A blend of third person action, exploration, with light puzzle solving elements.
Survive the trauma
Something has transformed Lake Forest Academy. Its classrooms tell a story of terror and mystery. Its monsters a reflection of people's nightmares.
Combat the horrors
Outsmart depraved creatures. Find a variety of weapons and items to help you venture deeper into the darkness.
Endure deadly traps
You'll be put in dangerous situations. Think hard and you may endure. Something doesn't want you here.
Unravel dark history
The pieces were in front of everyone the whole time. Someone worked hard to hide the truth.
You'll soon learn that Amy didn't die here. Something Took Her, but why...?
Features boss encounters
Multiple weapons with unique characteristics
Multiple environments to explore
Combat techniques that spice up the genre
Secret areas
2+ Hour runtime
Hand-crafted cutscenes