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What Killed Rachel

A story-driven psychological horror that chases the truth behind Rachel's death. As you follow scattered memories, you slowly come face to face with the reality of the tragedy. Blaming someone is easy. But answering what truly killed her is not.

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Team Miji
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Team Miji
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About the Game

Saintwoodville — a village beneath the gaze of the sacred tree.

Here, a girl named Rachel has died.

You trace the memories surrounding her death, searching for the truth they hide.

- Story-driven psychological horror — No combat, no cheap jump-scares. Just a slow, tightening dread and a story you uncover one scene at a time.

- Retro pixel atmosphere — Top-down pixel art and the quiet air of a still village.

- Easy answers are everywhere — but the real question lies beyond them.

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