Delirium is a haunting first-person psychological horror game. A small indie game built around bigger themes of loss, abandonment and self-inflicted misery.

You open your eyes in a grungy, gloom ridden room with an old diary as your sole companion. Thus begins your journey that unravels the tragic history of this abandoned house. Each room and each diary pieces together a narrative that traces the history hiding within the wretched walls of this house.
But watch your back during your exploration, slithering among the shadowy corners of this house are eyes; unblinking and gliding, peering and tracing you.. Peel back the bitter truth before it’s too late and the history of this house repeats itself.

Main Features:
Exploration Based: The emphasis is to explore this house and discover its secrets through each room.
Narrative Driven: the entire game is based on a narrative about this house and its inhabitant. It invites the player to explore to unfold the story.
First-Person: Told entirely through first-person perspective for immense immersion.
Atmospheric: Atmosphere driven cinematic game, to convey the foreboding and unsettling feeling that the house imposes effectively.
Puzzles: There are few doors that need a combination lock or a puzzle to navigate.
Diary journals: Diary journals provide first-hand account from the past inhabitant and what occurred to him.

It’s a short intense journey meant to be played in one setting, so there is no save system. Each restart of the game resets the loop and your nightmare starts all over again.
Headphones are strongly recommended to get the best experience.

Lastly, I’d like to say that this is a short one-man made game that tries to be ambitious despite its small scope. It’s pure indie in its essence and my humble node to all the inspiring horror classic games and cinema that I have grown up with.

31-08-2017

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Major Announcement: VR Release

A new VR exclusive edition of Delirium is coming. The whole game has been redesigned by me from the ground up for VR that includes; environments, lighting, story and narrative, gameplay mechanics and interactions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYhXz93RpAc&lc=z22lhjg4kz35gjapp04t1aokgjr2gxwpeyrbtu5uttf2rk0h00410

Coming very very soon. Keep a look at this page for release date in the coming days.

https://i.imgur.com/vmdwnwq.jpg

Major Announcement: VR Release

The re-imagined VR release of Delirium is on Steam now!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1046670/Delirium_VR/?beta=0

About the Game

Delirium is a haunting first-person psychological horror game. A small indie game built around bigger themes of loss, abandonment and self-inflicted misery.

You open your eyes in a grungy, gloom ridden room with an old diary as your sole companion. Thus begins your journey that unravels the tragic history of this abandoned house. Each room and each diary pieces together a narrative that traces the history hiding within the wretched walls of this house.
But watch your back during your exploration, slithering among the shadowy corners of this house are eyes; unblinking and gliding, peering and tracing you.. Peel back the bitter truth before it’s too late and the history of this house repeats itself.

Main Features:
Exploration Based: The emphasis is to explore this house and discover its secrets through each room.
Narrative Driven: the entire game is based on a narrative about this house and its inhabitant. It invites the player to explore to unfold the story.
First-Person: Told entirely through first-person perspective for immense immersion.
Atmospheric: Atmosphere driven cinematic game, to convey the foreboding and unsettling feeling that the house imposes effectively.
Puzzles: There are few doors that need a combination lock or a puzzle to navigate.
Diary journals: Diary journals provide first-hand account from the past inhabitant and what occurred to him.

It’s a short intense journey meant to be played in one setting, so there is no save system. Each restart of the game resets the loop and your nightmare starts all over again.
Headphones are strongly recommended to get the best experience.

Lastly, I’d like to say that this is a short one-man made game that tries to be ambitious despite its small scope. It’s pure indie in its essence and my humble node to all the inspiring horror classic games and cinema that I have grown up with.