An experienced journalist sneaks into a police-guarded house to uncover details of a terrible incident from April 24th. He finds VHS recordings that reveal events from that night and beyond, viewed through a first-person perspective with a distinctive VHS effect. As he watches the tapes, a mounting sense of being observed builds tension in this psychological horror walking simulator.
The 40-minute experience delivers a tense atmosphere via 3D surround sound and realistic graphics. Every frame and sound from the tapes heightens unease inside the house. Fans of short indie simulation adventures with psychological depth will find this core loop of exploration and tape-watching compelling.
April 24th is a psychological horror from the first person with a VHS effect
Average time to complete the game: 40 minutes
Are you ready to plunge into a nightmare to find out what happened on the night of April 24th?
The main character is an experienced journalist who always strives to uncover the truth. He manages to gain access to the house, which is guarded by the police, in connection with a terrible incident.
In the house, the main character discovers VHS recordings. The tapes capture the moments of events related to that fateful night and what happened afterwards. Gradually, watching the tapes, he begins to realize that he is being watched. And the consequences after viewing will be irreversible.
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the house, through VHS recordings. Every frame, every sound will drive you crazy and endanger the life of anyone who decides to watch them.
Features of the game:
- The genre of "Walking Simulator";
- Tense atmosphere;
- 3D surround sound;
- Realistic graphics;
- VHS cassette effect.
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