Once a celebrated opera singer, Rachel returns to the stage where she lost her son. As she works through the night, routine tasks unravel into hallucinations and memories as a restless presence awakens.
Ovation 在线人数与 Steam 图表
实时
在线人数024 小时 —
24 小时峰值玩家0今日最高样本
30 天峰值玩家0平均 —
历史峰值玩家0自开始追踪以来
30 天游玩时长—估算值
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24 小时—7 天—趋势持平
评测20 篇评测
75.0%Mostly Positive
15 篇好评5 篇差评
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关于这款游戏
游戏
发行日期2026年4月27日5 个月前发行
开发者C.K. Games发行商C.K. Games类型冒险独立模拟
—成就—DLC
关于这款游戏
玩家数更新于 9月19日 00:46 UTC · 商店数据更新于 9月22日 11:08 UTC · 来源:SteamWebAPI
最低配置推荐配置系统Windows 10Windows 10/11处理器Intel® Core™ i5-3470 or AMD™ Ryzen 5 3600相同显卡NVIDIA RTX 3050 or AMD Radeon R9 280NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1660 or AMD Radeon™ RX 580内存8 GB RAM16 GB RAM存储空间8 GB available space10 GB available space
关于 Ovation
---All music featured in the full version of the game is royalty-free / streamer-friendly!---
You arrive at an old opera house for a simple freelance job.
Your task is straightforward: prepare the stage before morning. You’ll run sound checks, test stage equipment, restore failing systems, and complete routine technical work in a theater that hasn’t been used in years.
Step into the shoes of Rachel, once a celebrated opera singer, now working behind the scenes. This opera house is where she lost her son, a place she has avoided for years. Tonight, she must return to face her past trauma, memories, and the truth that is not willing to stay buried.
Key Features
This is a simulation-driven psychological horror experience, focused on atmosphere, routine, and slow-building dread. You progress by completing tasks, exploring the environment, and paying attention to subtle changes around you.
- Psychological horror with a grounded, realistic tone
- Simulation-style gameplay centered on routine tasks and environmental interaction
- Powered by Unreal Engine 5, delivering realistic visuals and high-quality 3D sound of a decaying opera house.
Note for night staff:
Turn on the lights if something feels off. Darkness tends to make things worse...