I Like You
Finish the chores. Ignore the feeling. Are you sure no one is watching you?
A short psychological horror about being watched in your own home. You do ordinary things in ordinary rooms, and somebody is very glad you are back.
You get home. There is a mop, a message on the counter, some stains on the floor. The list is short and the house is quiet, and for a while the worst thing here is how normal it all is.
Then the corners start to matter. A door you left closed. A hallway that runs longer than it should. A new message. The game never stops handing you chores — it just changes who else is in the room while you do them.
Fifteen minutes, one house, and the growing certainty that the attention you have been enjoying was never yours to enjoy.
What you are getting
Horror in a task list
Mop the floor. Collect the trash. Check your phone. Everything frightening arrives while you are busy doing something mundane.
A house that is off by degrees
Nothing announces itself. Rooms change quietly and you are left to decide whether you had remembered them wrong.
Built to be finished
A tight ten to fifteen minutes with no filler — designed to be played in one sitting and talked about afterwards.
High-poly interiors
Detailed, warmly lit rooms that make the dark parts of the house feel much darker.
Screens
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