Stolen Life
Stolen Life is a first-person psychological horror game. While working late, you hear a sudden scream from a coworker. Rushing to investigate, you find everyone is gone. As you search for answers, you uncover hidden secrets in your home and discover your wife is not home.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$621gross
$185low → high range$1.9K
Net to developer$413
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
101
mid estimate
About
About the game
ABOUT THIS GAME
WARNING: This game may trigger seizures for those with photosensitive epilepsy.
NOTE:
Stolen Life is a psychological horror game designed to immerse you in a tense and unsettling atmosphere. After hearing a mysterious scream, you discover a hidden, unfamiliar part of your own home. As you explore this strange new area, secrets begin to unravel, and you realize your wife has disappeared.
Objective:
Piece together clues, uncover hidden truths, and search for your missing wife while facing the growing fear of what lies ahead.
Gameplay Features:
Exploration: Navigate through a series of interconnected rooms and hidden passages within your home. Each area is filled with environmental storytelling and subtle hints that guide you closer to the truth.
Puzzle Solving: Encounter a variety of puzzles that range from logic-based challenges to more abstract, psychological tests.
Atmospheric Horror: Experience a blend of psychological and environmental horror. The game uses sound, lighting, and visual effects to create a constant sense of unease and tension.
Narrative Depth: Uncover a rich, layered story through found documents, environmental clues, and eerie encounters.
Immersive Experience: The game features a first-person perspective, realistic graphics, and a haunting soundtrack that together create a deeply immersive experience.
Experience:
A psychological thriller that blends mystery and horror, keeping you on edge as reality and fear intertwine. The game challenges your nerves and perception, offering an intense, immersive experience.
