Happened: Hapsu
The cost of ignoring a fan's obsession, paid in your own bedroom over a week.
Trailer
Coming soon
About
You play Xavier — a 20-year-old college American football team captain, living alone in a Manhattan apartment. Over the course of a single week, an obsessed acquaintance turns the rituals of his daily life inside out. He never raised his voice at her. He just looked away.
First-person, slow, deliberately quiet. The horror doesn't come from monsters — it comes from familiar rooms with the wrong detail. A wardrobe door cracked open the wrong way. A shadow outside that shouldn't be there. We use silence as the loudest instrument and reserve a single jump scare for an entire run.
Across four chapters, the stalker's behaviour climbs in a careful curve — text messages, then closeness, then physical incursion. The narration stays neutral; the player witnesses Xavier's choices without judging them. Branching dialogue shapes how he sounds, never what happens to him. The story ends one way.
Development Status
Currently in pre-production: scenario draft, mood boards, technical prototype.
Details
- Duration
- 20–40 minutes
- Chapters
- 4
- Platform
- PC (Steam)
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5
- Rating
- 16+
- Price
- Free
- Languages
- English (full), Turkish (full), Spanish (subtitles)
- Perspective
- First-person
Characters
Xavier
20 years old. Captain of his college's American football team. Lives alone in a Manhattan apartment.
The Girl
An obsessive presence whose intentions escalate over the course of a week. The game refuses to name her — naming would settle a question the story leaves open.
Alejandro
Xavier's closest friend on the team. The thread that keeps him tied to a normal life — until the line that separates 'normal' starts to fray.
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Content Warnings
This game depicts stalking, harassment, and references suicide. Suicide methods are not shown or described. If these themes are personally distressing, please consider not playing. If you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional or a local crisis line.
