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Where is Mother

A son returns to his childhood home to find his mother. The door is open. The house is frozen. Where is Mother is a harrowing horror walking simulator, oppressive… with every step pulling you further from reality.

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April 26, 2026
98 days ago
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About the Game

You return to your mother’s house. The door was open. The place is a mess…

Where is Mother is a psychological horror narrative game with no HUD and no combat. Explore a realistic, heavy atmosphere in first person — a place filled with memories, silence… and something else.

The discomfort of being alone in a home that used to feel safe… and might now be haunted.

🔸 Realistic and immersive atmosphere
🔸 Environmental storytelling and scattered past
🔸 A short, intense and disturbing experience
🔸 Estimated duration: 10 to 15 minutes

This game explores themes like mental illness, guilt, and isolation.