No one looks because they want to. Everyone looks because they’re afraid to forget.
Eyes in the Window is a first-person psychological horror game where observation becomes a curse. You walk through a house that seems to know your steps, where every door, every silence, and every reflection reminds you that you are not alone.
What first appears to be an abandoned space begins to change, to respond, as if something behind the walls has been waiting for you to notice. There are no weapons, no visible monsters—only the weight of being watched, and the unsettling feeling that the windows don’t always show what they should.
The story unfolds slowly, through misplaced objects, sounds without origin, and memories that aren’t yours. Everything seems to revolve around a presence that has always been there, watching you from the darkness, even before you arrived.
In Eyes in the Window, looking isn’t an action. It’s a trap.
