
A short narrative-driven horror game made in RPGmaker featuring hand-drawn graphics and animated cutscenes. Players navigate the house and its backyard, interacting with the environment and collecting key items to progress the story.
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BIRDHOUSE is a short interactive horror experience created by HELLLST4R featuring hand drawn graphics, animated cutscenes, and an original soundtrack.
Wick, a young human-like creature, lives in a secluded forest home with a loving deity. As he completes chores around the house and discovers a mysterious abandoned egg in the backyard, he must grapple with visions and strange occurrences that begin to plague his once tranquil home. All is not as it seems in this quiet house...
Narrative-driven eldritch horror game
Digitally painted graphics and animated cutscenes
An original ambient soundtrack
Walking simulator that uses key items and interactables to progress the story
Collectible pages that provide world-building exposition
Short playtime, meant to be completed in one sitting
IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY BUGS: Please contact me at helllst4r@gmail.com with details about the issue you encountered so I can quickly fix it.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Themes across 42 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
An egg is a house for a bird, a bird is a house for an egg
Jogo é curtinho e com a arte linda. Mas tem bastante bugs bestas, fiquei presa duas vezes em uma porta por motivo nenhum e tive que começar o jogo do zero, oq foi bem frustante.
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