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The Voss Clinic

A psychiatric hospital. 1986. The staff are dead. The doors are open. You have no memory of how you got here or why your name is on a patient file. No monsters. No combat. Only the silence of empty corridors, and the slow realization of what was done to you.

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About the Game

You wake up on an operating table with no memory of how you got there.
The Voss Clinic has been abandoned for hours. The Staff are dead. The doors are open. And somewhere in these halls is the reason you were never supposed to remember your own name.

The Voss Clinic is a first-person psychological horror game set in an abandoned psychiatric institution in 1986. There are no monsters. No combat. No jump scares designed to make you flinch, only the slow realization of what happened here, and what was done to you.

Explore the clinic floor by floor. Read what was left behind. Piece together the truth through documents, patient files, and the drawings of a man who spent years trying to hold onto his mind.
Some things are better left forgotten. You no longer have that option.