Clink is a short, atmospheric walking simulator that leans hard on psychological horror and mood. You play a solitary protagonist living alone with a cat in an old house, who wakes one morning to unsettling signs: a locked door, a metallic ringing in your head, a rotten flicker in the bathroom, and a message from a childhood doll. As you piece the doll back together, a hidden passage opens beneath the garage and the house gives way to a dreamlike - or nightmarish - labyrinth of endless stairs, coffins in walls and worm‑infested tunnels. The story revolves around a buried family curse and the uneasy memories it drags to the surface.

Writer Chapter 1 plunges you into a disorienting, claustrophobic world where reality and nightmare blur. You wake up with no memories in an unfamiliar place, guided only by an inner voice telling you that you are a celebrated horror writer—your own stories now seem tame compared to the terror unfolding around you. As you explore, every detail could hold a clue, but each step deeper threatens to unhinge your mind. A lurking monster stalks the shadows, and only your wits—and a trusty camera—can reveal hidden secrets and help you escape.

SNAP SNAP is a gripping first-person psychological horror game that plunges players into an oppressive atmosphere filled with intense gameplay. The story begins with a call from your friend David, a pathologist, who is both excited and terrified about an unusual corpse that has just arrived at the morgue. Intrigued by the potential for a sensational article, you rush to the morgue, only to be shocked by what you find.