
You are trapped in a Sunday School, plagued by eerie childlike hallucinations. Observe your surroundings carefully to spot anomalies, and descend deeper only when you’re certain it’s safe.
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Sunday School is a short psychological horror inspired by surreal titles like The Exit 8 an P.T. Step into a distorted world born from children’s drawings.
In 30–60+ minutes of tense, immersive gameplay, you’ll descend through haunting visions that blur the line between innocence and nightmare.
You are trapped in a child’s mind, where trauma takes the form of a looping Sunday School corridor, you must distinguish normal rooms from those tainted by disturbing anomalies. Only by choosing correctly you can break the loop.
Choose wrong exit from the room, and the cycle begins again.
Pay close attention to the signs guiding your way, and descend through all eight floors to uncover the unsettling truth that waits below.
The story doesn't end with just one playthrough.
Replay the game to find all the anomalies.
Each anomaly is a key that brings you closer to the truth.
There are three main endings.
From the developer: This is a free game made with love, if you’d like to support future development, take a look at my other titles.
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The visual style of the game is really interesting. I love the idea of using a child-like drawing animation style that can actually feel creepy as I found out. It really impressed me, and I’ll try to find other games in a similar style. I honestly love it. Now for the negatives. At first, I got stuck on the 8th floor. I wasn’t sure if I had missed some anomalies, or if the game’s mechanics simply prevented me from progressing when there were none. Eventually, I got to the next floor just by walking around randomly. From there it got easier, because the anomalies started to repeat. The first few were interesting and even a bit scary, but after seeing them several times, it became boring. In the end, I reached floor 0, where there were no walls, I couldn’t go through the doors, and nothing was happening (maybe I was supposed to do something there, I’m not sure). I didn’t know if that was the ending, another anomaly, or just a bug. To put it mildly, I’m confused by this game. Maybe I’d understand it better after a few more playthroughs, but honestly. I don’t feel like playing it again.
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Good game to sunk one of your evenings in, love the art, it feels unique and at some point in the game... creepy.
No idea what happens when that running monster catches you because I instantly alt + 4
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Sunday School is an interesting anomaly game, that, at first, I was weirdly struggling, maybe due to lack of proper knowledge of the environment. But as soon as I started to focus, I began to notice just how strange everything could and did get. Even some moments that genuinely sent chills down my spine, which is extremely impressive based on the art style provided, which is also extremely impressive for being faithful and authentic drawings from the creator's daughter. Everything about this short experience was both confusing and interesting to see unfold. If there is more to this at any point, i'd love to see where this goes. If not, you should totally think about making more psychological experiences much like this one.
I will admit at first i hated the game due to how i couldn't figure out the anomalies and stuff, but after i actually figured it out and found out that this was made by just one person, it's outstanding with what you got with this game. I think somethings with it can be improved like the movements and all that but generally since this is a one person project i do recommend playing.
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This game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks
Игра "Sunday School" - это увлекательное и трогательное приключение, которое позволяет взглянуть на мир глазами ребенка, изучающего религиозные истины. Графика проста, но очаровательна, создавая атмосферу теплоты и уюта. Игровой процесс построен вокруг интерактивных мини-игр и диалогов, которые доходчиво объясняют библейские истории и моральные принципы. Понравилось, как бережно разработчики подошли к подаче материала, избегая навязчивости и уделяя внимание развитию критического мышления. Персонажи запоминающиеся, а сюжетные линии вызывают искренний интерес. "Sunday School" - отличный способ для детей и их родителей провести время вместе, обсуждая важные вопросы веры и морали в непринужденной обстановке. Хотя игра ориентирована на христианскую аудиторию, ее общечеловеческие ценности будут понятны и близки многим. Несомненно, рекомендую!
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