Clipped Reality

Four surveyors went through the wrong wall with a recorder and a radio kit. The recordings that came back count them down — four, three, two, one — and somewhere along the way the rooms started using their voices.

You are the next team. Follow the cyan radios that still tell the truth, learn which voices are lying, repair a route through rooms that should not connect, and reach the door before the level closes around you. Every Echo you recover makes the exit clearer and the thing hunting you more aware.

The survey continues

Every solo descent is a numbered Survey Team, and the last team's fate follows you in. Where they fell, the rooms speak in their voice. If they got a warning out, you will hear it. At the Exit terminal you choose what escapes with you: transmit a warning the hunter will also hear, sever the signal and lose your tools, or leave without a word.

How you survive

• Recover genuine survey radios, avoid false signals that mimic the lost team, sync relay panels and hold breaker repairs while something listens.
• Learn four hunters: a sack-masked Hound that chases by sight, an Angel that moves only when nobody is watching, a Stalker that hears every step, and a Barber woken by a phone you have to answer.
• Carry a Field Kit: a scanner that marks radios to collect or avoid, a high-output torch, and an emergency anchor you throw to pin a hunter for twelve seconds.
• Bank your score between levels or push deeper for more at risk.
• Seeded layouts you can learn, share and replay, with personal bests per seed and difficulty.
• Seven levels, from the Yellow Rooms and the Dark to the Barber Shop, the Mirror Maze, the Exit and Level Glitch.

Play together

Host or join a 2–4 player online co-op room with an invite code. The Angel freezes while any teammate is watching it, downed surveyors can be reconnected, and optional proximity voice chat is opt-in and never recorded by the game.

Settings and comfort

Four difficulties, including a forgiving Easy mode with longer sprint and torch endurance, gentler scares and lighter sanity pressure; hunter contact still matters. Camera-shake and reduced-effects options, story narration modes, a replayable tutorial and skippable opening films.

Content notes

The game contains horror themes, stalking/chase tension, jump scares, flashing lights / screen flicker, darkness, unsettling audio, and death/failure states. A photosensitivity / epilepsy warning is shown on every launch. It does not currently contain gore or sexual content.