Once a tunnel rat hunting enemies in Vietnam's tunnels, you now live a quiet life years later. Tonight, unease stirs while watching football, pulling old doubts to the surface about real monsters. This indie psychological horror game delivers a short experience blending those wartime events with exploration of a 1980s house.
You navigate the horror, piecing together if events unfold in reality or just your mind. The game questions perception through these layered settings. Fans of concise psychological horror tales will find a focused narrative that echoes personal tolls of the past.
Mind Shadows is the first standalone game that my friend and I have made since graduating college in 2020.
As a tunnel rat during Vietnam your sole purpose was to hunt the enemy that lurked below. But that was years ago. You left that life behind, it was hard, it took its toll, and for the most part, you're content.
However, for some reason tonight feels different, and in a way, almost familiar. As you were watching football it begins to eat at you and dredge up the old question that you were in a unique position to answer. In your experience, sometimes the monsters are real.
Mind Shadows is a phycological horror game that takes you through a short horror experience as you live through events set in Vietnam, explore a 1980's house and try to piece together if this is reality, or all in your mind.
