Same Apartment is a story-driven psychological horror game unfolding across twelve days. Explore a constantly changing apartment, follow disturbing broadcasts, read notes, and confront fragmented memories as the boundary between reality and delusion slowly disappears.
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Same Apartment is a story-driven psychological horror game about an ordinary life slowly falling apart.
Every morning, you wake up in the same bed, walk through the same apartment, and leave for work through the same door. But over the course of twelve days, this repeating routine begins to change. The objects in your home, the marks on the walls, the television broadcasts, and the fragments of your memories are no longer what they once seemed.
As you explore the apartment, the boundaries between past and present, reality and delusion begin to disappear. Familiar rooms become unsettling, while memories of a woman you lost grow clearer with each passing day.
Examine the details hidden throughout the apartment, read notes and journal entries, follow the broadcasts coming from the television and radio, and uncover the story told by the changing environment.
FEATURES
• A linear, story-driven experience unfolding across twelve in-game days
• Slow-building psychological horror and an unsettling atmosphere
• Gameplay focused on exploration, environmental storytelling, and interaction
• An apartment that changes each day as events gradually intensify
• Dark visual presentation inspired by the PSX era
• Original transitional scenes, sound design, and music supporting the narrative
• Turkish, English, Russian, and Spanish language support
Sometimes it is not the apartment that keeps a person trapped. It is the mind they have forgotten how to leave.