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STILL SPINNING

A short psychological horror game where you continually choose whether to keep spinning the slot machine or quit. The controls are simple, but each spin changes the visuals and feel, with your choices branching the experience and ending.

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sakanafurai
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sakanafurai
Release
March 5, 2026
150 days ago
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About the Game

Overview

STILL SPINNING is a short psychological horror/choice-based interactive experience that forces you to keep spinning the slot machine.

Player actions are extremely simple: just pull the lever and spin the reels.

However, with each spin, the screen, sounds, controls, and “something” gradually change.

This is not a game of chance. Continuing to spin is your choice.

Gameplay

Spinning the reels advances the game.

There are no clear “right” answers; your choices alter the experience and ending.

During play, dissonance gradually creeps into the visuals, UI, and controls.

A mental state meter exists, influencing progression.

Information provided in-game is sparse.

Everything serves as material for the player to decide: “How far will you go?”

Features

A short experience focused on simple controls

Contrast between pop visuals and unsettling changes

Horror elements do not rely on jump scares

Playtime: Approximately 15-30 minutes

Notes

This work prioritizes narrative and experiential immersion

It features no action elements or high difficulty

Horror expressions include elements designed to induce unease and discomfort

Recommended For

Those who enjoy short, self-contained experiential games

Fans of atmospheric psychological horror

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