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Waiting for Heaven

Waiting for Heaven is a psychological first-person-horror experience about waiting at a lonely bus stop between life and death. Every decision counts. Your actions, patience, and behavior determine whether the final bus takes you to Heaven, Hell, or somewhere far worse.

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About the Game

A quiet psychological experience about waiting for the last bus.

At a lonely bus stop between life and death, you wait.

No missions. No combat. No clear answers.
Just time, strange encounters, and the feeling of being watched.

In Waiting for Heaven, every decision matters.
How you treat others, how patient you are, and the small choices you make will influence your final judgement.

Sit on the bench.
Wander around.
Pet the cat.
Knock on doors.
Throw away bottles.
Or simply do nothing at all.

The longer the night lasts, the stranger the world becomes around you.

Some events feel peaceful. Others are disturbing.
A second passenger. A monster on the roof. Strange noises. Water that suddenly begins to rise.

Eventually, the bus arrives.

And it already knows where you belong.

Features

  • Atmospheric psychological first-person experience

  • Morality and judgement system where every decision matters

  • Multiple endings: Heaven, Hell, and Secret

  • Random surreal events while waiting

  • Interactive world with meaningful actions

  • Minimalist horror and unsettling atmosphere

  • Secrets, hidden encounters, and achievements

  • Immersive ambient sound and slow-paced storytelling

Waiting for Heaven is not about winning.

It's about being watched.