Obscure MindSpace

About

An ordinary young freelance journalist lives a routine life—until a new case awakens a buried trauma from her past. As the memory resurfaces, it begins to consume her, affecting her thoughts, her habits, and her sense of reality, forcing her to confront the nightmare she’s long tried to escape.

This game may contain the following sensitive content. Please keep this in mind before playing:

• Drug use
• References to alcohol and tobacco
• Psychosis
• Domestic violence
• Depression
• Self-harm
• Suicide

This is a story-driven Psychological Horror game in the style of almost like a visual novel. For now, the project includes only Chapter 1, with an estimated playtime of about one hour, serving as an introduction to the world, characters, and their conflicts.

The Girl who Hear Things

In this story, you step into the role of Sarah—a college student and freelance journalist navigating her daily life. She spends much of her time reflecting on the world around her, and those thoughts often guide her toward action that are sometimes wise, and sometimes harmful.

Sometimes, it can help you with the investigations you need to conduct, because who knows—those voices in your head might guide you through everything.

Distorted Lucid Dream Memories

Every time you sleep, you’re forced to remember your hometown—the moments you once cherished, before everything changed forever.
The memories of your hometown may be blurred and sometimes misleading, yet some remain vivid—etched in your mind like core memories.

The longer you drift into the dream, the more you realize something is wrong—and it’s none other than your most feared memory, the very event you’ve tried to forget, You have a choice to uncover the truth behind this nightmare, or leave it alone and hope it disappears.

Download Information

This game has been tested on Windows 10 and 11 and runs smoothly on both. It is not currently supported on Android, and using an emulator may result in lag.

You may encounter bugs in the game, including crashes during certain sequences. In most cases, reloading a save file will resolve the issue. Please note that this project is still in development.