CABOUS
A first-person thriller exploration game, based on a true story. Centered around the memory-driven nightmares of a young woman who has been imprisoned by her childhood trauma. Release all the memories locked in and beware of the creatures of the night.
Released
8 Sep 2021
5 years ago
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Overview
Summary
A first-person thriller exploration game, based on a true story. Centered around the memory-driven nightmares of a young woman who has been imprisoned by her childhood trauma. Release all the memories locked in and beware of the creatures of the night.
Description
About This Game
CABOUS is a short, first-person exploration game, based on true story. A story about memory-driven nightmares that can follow a person for the rest of their life, childhood trauma, hope, and the healing power of letting go.
In this game, you play as a young lady who has been imprisoned for a long time by the memories of her father's abandonment as a kid. Releasing those memories will free her from this nightmare. However, as she progresses, she will be tormented by creatures of the night, which symbolize the terrible ideas and beliefs she formed as a child growing up in a dysfunctional family.
CABOUS (pronounced kābūs) is the Arabic term for a frightening nightmare.
In this game, you play as a young lady who has been imprisoned for a long time by the memories of her father's abandonment as a kid. Releasing those memories will free her from this nightmare. However, as she progresses, she will be tormented by creatures of the night, which symbolize the terrible ideas and beliefs she formed as a child growing up in a dysfunctional family.
CABOUS (pronounced kābūs) is the Arabic term for a frightening nightmare.
Key Features:
- For fans of horror/thriller games.
- Emotional, intimate story by a one-person team.
- Featuring a gorgeous soundtrack by acclaimed artists like Chris Zabriskie and Savfk.
- A short game (between 30 to 45 minutes) focused on story with some maze-like platform.
