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VIGNETTE

Psychological exploration horror game where your flashlight alters the world. Manage limited battery, manipulate light and shadow, and uncover shifting spaces shaped by perception in a tense, atmospheric first-person horror experience.

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Loxarc Inc.
Publisher
Loxarc Inc.
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About the Game

VIGNETTE is a psychological exploration horror game themed around light and perception.
With a flashlight whose battery is limited, you move forward through a space that has fallen completely silent.

In this world, the beam of your light can drive “something” away.
Things that appear when illuminated.
Things that vanish when illuminated.
And things that do not exist unless you shine your light on them.

The moment you decide to look, the world changes shape.
As you progress, its structure begins to warp—until it becomes something entirely different from what it was before.

This isn’t simply an escape.
What are you really seeing?
And what is it you’re trying to see?

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