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A VHS-style found footage game captures the ordeal of an extreme, untreated virus case in a Philippine barangay. The outbreak struck on February 20, 2001, in Batangas City, sparking sleep disorders, fevers, dry throats, headaches, violent outbursts, self-harm, and schizophrenic hallucinations among residents. Analog horror elements and photorealistic graphics heighten the psychological tension in this indie RPG. Players navigate an intricate storyline through immersive gameplay that echoes the chaos of forgotten violent episodes. The core loop draws from the virus's grip on memory and perception. Fans of analog psychological horror thrive on this focused, narrative-driven experience.

Story:

On February 20, 2001, a virus outbreak occurred in a barangay (a Philippine term for a town/suburb/district) in Batangas City, Philippines. Its origin remains a mystery, yet many residents began suffering from sleep disorders, dry throat, fever, and frequent headaches.

Although standard medications alleviated these symptoms, they were unaffordable for some due to their living conditions.

As a result, the virus went untreated in certain cases, leading to violent behavior and self-harm. Reports indicate that affected individuals lacked recollection of these violent acts and are also experiencing visual and auditory schizophrenic episodes.

This is a VHS-style found footage, analog, psychological horror game about the experience of one of the extreme cases of the virus that was left untreated.

Features:

• VHS Found Footage Aesthetics
• Photorealistic Graphics
• Analog Horror Elements
• Intricate Storyline
• Immersive Gameplay