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Strange island

A first-person psychological horror focused on atmosphere, exploration, and a slow descent into mystery. You wake up on a remote island with no memory and no answers — who you are or how you got there. But with every answer you find, more questions begin to surface

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Black Bear Studio
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Black Bear Studio
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About the Game

You wake up alone on a tropical island in the middle of the ocean. No memories. No idea who you are — or how you ended up here.
Surrounded by waves and sand, you begin to make your way inland, through dense forest.

Deep in the island, you come across a strange house. It appears abandoned, but inside, everything feels like someone just stepped out for a moment. At the same time, there’s something oddly familiar about the place...

As you explore the house and the island, a quiet unease begins to settle in. You can’t shake the feeling that you’re not alone.
Is this some kind of experiment? A dream? Are you losing your mind?
Or is there something else… waiting?

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