The house remembers.

After your grandmother's death, you return to your childhood home to collect a few personal belongings. Among old furniture, family photographs, and memories left behind, you find a cassette recorder in the attic. What you hear on the tapes draws you deeper into your family's past—and changes the place around you.

Echoes From The Past is an atmospheric, story-driven horror game played from a first-person perspective. Explore an old family home from attic to basement, examine personal belongings, and piece together a story that has gone unspoken for years.

Certain recordings only take effect in the places where the recorded events originally happened. Listen closely, find the right locations, and use the echoes to make connections and solve puzzles. Voices and sounds reveal clues that sight alone cannot uncover.

But the rooms don't stay as you left them. Objects change, familiar paths feel strange, and sounds make you stop in your tracks. The more you learn about the house, the harder it becomes to trust your own memories.

What awaits you:

• A house that changes: Explore interconnected rooms and discover what has changed when you return.

• A cassette recorder at the heart of the experience: Follow echoes tied to specific locations and uncover the past by listening and observing.

• Puzzles and hidden connections: Piece together recordings, documents, and clues in your surroundings.

• Psychological horror without combat: Experience tension through sound, silence, and the growing unpredictability of familiar places.

• An intimate family story: Uncover traces of loss, buried memories, and long-kept secrets.

A compact single-player experience with a planned playtime of approximately 50–70 minutes.