Shadows Of Deceit

Feature List

• Truth is not written. It is trapped, relive the same moments again and again. Each loop brings you closer to what really happened.

• Uncover what happened through fragments of the past that resurface when reality breaks, an intimate, haunting story told through silence, memory, and the spaces in between.

• A multi-layered narrative thriller, blending mystery, psychological horror, and temporal dislocation.

• You are not alone, Something remains in the shadows. Not a single pursuer, but fractured human shapes that surface when you least expect them.

Just Updated

At the moment, we are working on full support for the Xbox Controller, which will be available in the final version of Shadows of Deceit.

About the Game

1999 – HAVENBROOK, UNITED STATES.

Journalist Janet Sheperd returns to her hometown to find a photograph. It's the only recent photo of her best friend, Isabelle Nox, who disappeared two years ago.

A memorial is being prepared. Janet needs that photo.

The photo is hidden somewhere inside her family's old hotel, now abandoned and awaiting demolition. With her is Lucas, a childhood friend, and their old walkie-talkies.

But as Janet searches through dusty rooms and forgotten corridors, something shifts. Hallways repeat. Time fractures. Events loop. Voice on the walkie-talkie begins to change, saying things he shouldn't know.

And other places start to bleed through the hotel: a university campus, a hospital, a school. Places where Janet lost something more than a friend. Places where she lost herself.

The deeper she goes, the more the building remembers.

And so does she.

To find the photo, Janet must uncover what really happened the night Isabelle vanished. The night her mind chose to forget.

Some places are abandoned.
Others are waiting.