Zero Viewers

Zero Viewers Start a secret livestream from inside a psychiatric hospital. And give your viewers the “entertainment” they’re looking for. Zero Viewers is a third-person psychological horror adventure and livestream simulation game set inside a psychiatric hospital. Kim Ian was once a popular streamer with a large audience. But after an incident during a livestream and a series of controversies, he loses everything—including every last viewer—and is admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Unable to endure a life where he can’t even stream, Ian eventually discovers a phone that someone has hidden somewhere inside the hospital. Carefully, he slips into a secluded corner and turns on the stream... Build Your Audience! This hospital is filled with people you would never encounter on an ordinary livestream. As Ian begins turning them into content, viewers slowly start to appear. But there is one problem. The audience keeps demanding something more extreme. Start Streaming! Roam through the hospital and secretly broadcast your livestream. Your actions dynamically affect: - Viewer count - Chat atmosphere - Donations - Stream hype - The hospital’s suspicion and danger level Nobody is interested in ordinary behavior. But break the rules, investigate dangerous areas, or provoke unexpected behavior from the patients, and the stream may heat up very quickly. Capture the Viewers’ Attention! Your audience is always hungry for new content. You can choose to help someone... or exploit their weaknesses for your stream. Giving viewers what they want may help your channel grow, but your choices can also change your relationships with other characters—and the situation inside the hospital itself. Will you make choices for the people around you... or for the stream? Explore the Hospital! Investigate patient rooms, corridors, lounges, the nurses’ station, the break room, and other areas throughout the hospital. Hidden records, unusual objects, and the strange behavior of the patients all contain clues about what is really happening here. Continue exploring, and you may discover restricted areas, locked security doors... and even the existence of another floor the hospital is trying to hide. Avoid Surveillance! You cannot stream freely inside the hospital. Keep an eye on CCTV coverage and nurses’ patrol routes, and use blind spots to move without being detected. The more dangerous your actions become during a broadcast, the higher the hospital’s suspicion and danger levels will rise. Draw too much attention... and this time, it won’t be the viewers watching you. The hospital will. Build Relationships with the Patients Many different people live inside the hospital. A patient who sees reality as a video game. Someone who has become dangerously dependent on another person. A child who acts without understanding the boundary between right and wrong. Talk to them, find items for them, and build relationships. But the same action may lead to completely different results depending on whether your stream is on or off. Someone may begin to trust you. Someone else may slowly become more unstable. Discover the Truth Behind the Hospital! At first, Ian only wanted to start streaming again. But the deeper he explores the closed-off hospital and the more records he uncovers, the harder it becomes to believe this is an ordinary psychiatric facility. Locked rooms. Hidden records. Medical staff behaving strangely. And an upper floor no one is allowed to enter. The longer you stream, the more people begin watching you. And at the same time... you begin watching the hospital. Key Features Livestream Simulation Viewer count, chat reactions, donations, and the overall mood of your stream change dynamically based on your actions. Choices & Relationships Choices made for the sake of your stream—or for the sake of another person—can affect NPC relationships and the situations around you. Hospital Exploration & Clue Hunting Search the hospital, uncover hidden records, and gather clues leading toward restricted areas. CCTV & Danger System Avoid surveillance cameras and patrols while continuing your secret broadcast. Psychological Horror Story The boundaries between livestream and reality, attention and observation, sanity and madness slowly begin to collapse. Nobody is watching. Not yet.