The Disappearance of Emily Crowe

Your sister Emily vanished fifteen years ago, somewhere in the woods above the cliffs — and you never stopped asking what you did, and what you didn't do. Now something has drawn you back into those trees, into the dark between them, and toward the house waiting at the end of the road. The Disappearance of Emily Crowe — a short, first-person psychological horror descent from Nemoris Games, built to be faced in a single sitting. YOUR REAL PHONE CHANGES WHAT YOU CAN SEE Raise your real phone and it reveals what your screen can't: the hidden totem that marks a hunter's only weakness, barriers that dissolve, secrets the dark keeps to itself. You can play the whole game without it — but the forest is a very different place when it's in your hand. Optional, free companion app — out now on Google Play, with App Store to follow. This is a PC game; no phone required to play or finish. Focus on a drifting soul and it becomes a word. Fear. Rage. Guilt. The house always knows which one is yours. MANY THINGS HUNT THIS PLACE. EACH BREAKS A DIFFERENT RULE. Many things share this place with you, and none of them play by the same rules. One you should never turn your back on. One hears everything. One is already beneath your feet. You'll learn what each of them wants the hard way — usually too late. And a few keep a secret only your phone will ever show you. You can't fight what's in here. You can only listen, hide, and hope it passes. THE PAST IS NOT SAFE EITHER Between the horrors, you fall into Cara's memories — and you can fail to survive them. A sunny afternoon with Emily that is quietly, deeply wrong. A night spent hiding from a father who is drunk and searching, calling your names. Search the house, piece together what was hidden, and find out what really happened to Emily — across multiple endings. These are not cutscenes. You live them. - Explore a fog-choked forest and the cliffs where Emily vanished — the house is only the end - An optional real-phone companion app reveals hidden totems, dissolves barriers, and reads what the house hides - Many entities, each hunting by a different rule — learn them or die - Playable memories you can fail to survive - Multiple endings - First-person · Full controller support · 8 languages WISHLIST NOW Emily has been gone for fifteen years. The house has waited just as long. Add it to your wishlist and you'll know the moment the door opens.