Short game with random elements that lead to different endings.
The story is about a child who spends the night at his grandparents' house. One night, he hears a strange sound coming from downstairs. When he goes to investigate, he finds blood in the kitchen.
Graphics are passable. The house appears larger since you play from a child's perspective, yet it is also empty and uninteresting. Rooms are barely furnished, with little extra detail. On the other hand, strange graphics add to the creepy atmosphere. The controls are comparable to those in any other first-person game. You can wander around the house, run for a short distance, and interact with objects.
There's no visual indication of what can be interacted with. Doors are obvious, but other stuff may not be. What you're supposed to be doing is also unclear. The first few minutes may be confusing, particularly if your grandfather appears unexpectedly and chases you around.
The goal is to go around the house and look for items that appear in random places. The whole thing consists of three parts. The first step is to hunt for photos with numbers that correspond to a specific code. It is random, but you may cheat by finding only one number and guessing the rest because not all numbers are used.
The second and third sections are identical because you are hunting for three items throughout the house. Because the game is short, you must complete it in a single playthrough. There are supposed to be six endings, but I was only able to get the good one and one for being caught.
Some parts are random in each game. For instance, a room might have grandma sitting in a chair or a TV in the middle. Another random item are ten notes. They don't always appear, so you'll need to play the game several times to collect them all.
