In 1997, Kritsana told his psychiatrist that something was in his house.

He set up cameras to record what was happening in the house. Dr. Thanapat watched the tapes, read his notes, and wrote it off as a hallucination.

Then things kept happening.

2004. The case file is on your desk. The tapes are still in the box. So are the doctor's notes. Your job is to go through all of it again and see what everyone missed.

WHERE THE TAPES WERE RECORDED

Four places from the case, all in rural Thailand:

- Kritsana's grocery store, where he lived
- The auto repair shop where his father worked
- Dr. Thanapat's clinic
- The local temple

HOW IT WORKS

Switch between cameras and look for anything that changes. Most of it is small. A jar that wasn't on the shelf a minute ago. A door that should be closed.

Some of it isn't small. Footprints show up on the floor. A bird drops dead in front of the camera. The alarm goes off in a shop with nobody in it.

When you see something, report it. Keep watching until 5:00 AM.

Make five incorrect reports in a row, or let four anomalies pile up at once, and the system fails. You'll have to start over.

THE CASE OPENS UP AS YOU PLAY

Before and after each tape, you go through the evidence: the doctor's notes, the records, what was left behind. Finish a location and the file shows you more. Find every anomaly there and you get everything it has to give.

There's one ending. How much of it makes sense depends on how much you've found.

FEATURES

- 200+ anomalies across four locations
- Around 2 hours for a first playthrough, and a lot more if you want to find everything
- Slow, quiet horror. There are a few jump scares, but mostly it's just you and the silence
- English and Thai voice acting, with subtitles in English, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Japanese, French, Korean, Thai, and Indonesian
- Made by a team from Thailand