
"Do you think a house can dream?" Ritual Static is a surreal first-person photography horror game following a young man in his childhood home the day before a big move. Surf the television, sink into static, and rot in the dark.
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Ritual Static is a surreal first-person photography horror game following a young man in his childhood home the day before a big move.
Use a digital camera to explore an ever-changing haunted house. Take pictures during the dreaming day and waking night. Surf the television, sink into static, and rot in the dark.
Features:
Search for family keepsakes in perverse configurations
Meet eclectic characters in unique circumstances
Take pictures of beloved artifacts to feed an insatiable appetite
Celebrate loneliness with iconic television specials
Play a charmingly violent choose-your-own adventure game to blow off steam
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Reviews
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Reviews
Good quality indie game, it offered me around an hour and a half of experience of pure chills. If you want a game that is not only underrated but also doesn't rely on cheap jump scares, this game is for you. It provides a nice creepy environment but also provides lots of space for thought. My only criticism is the lack of ambience and the darkness was a little too much sometimes. But in the end for 2.49 this game is a steal.
This game is one of the best games I have ever played. It did a great job making me feel uncomfortable and still make me want more. It did a great job mixing phycological horror with emotional depth it has
Just finished and I’m so blown away. I can’t think of another game that has this same energy of being equally nostalgic, paranoia inducing, and sad. I definitely see the Skinamarink comparisons but the movie it most reminds me of is I Saw The TV Glow. I get that same feeling of suburbia being an adolescence trap and their being an evil being that won’t let us escape and be our true selves with the people we love. I hope more horror games in the future don’t just try to be grim, trippy, foreboding, or shocking but try to capture this more somber and understated mundane dread.
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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