Christmas In Our Fears

Story and Features

          On September 2nd, 1995, an investigator from Manila is sent to a desolate cabin in San Felipe, Zambales, where locals, haunted by chilling tales, describe a sinister figure known as the "Christmas Stalker"—a malevolent presence that emerges every September in a dark suit, white collar, and its distinguishable yellow tie, preying on innocent families before they mysteriously disappear by December.

Now, the investigator must search the cabin for clues and uncover the terrifying truth behind this elusive, malevolent force.

Set in the Philippines, the game features Filipino dialogue with English subtitles. But here’s the twist: this isn’t the world you know. It’s an alternate timeline, where history and reality take unexpected turns. Get ready to dive into a place both familiar and foreign, where the lines between the known and the unknown blur.

Gameplay: 10 minutes

• Dark and Chilling Story
• Interactive Scares
• Found Footage Visuals
• Creepy Atmosphere
• Casual Difficulty
• End Credits Scene

NOTE: This game contains a ton of jump scares and is heavily focused on interactivity and the game's story.

Controls

System Requirements

Message From Developer

Hey there! I’m Murushii, and welcome to my second game!

Previously, I announced a lineup of upcoming games that I’ll be working on over the next few months. However, this project wasn’t part of that lineup—because in between the major titles, I’ll be creating a few smaller horror games to keep things interesting and further develop my game design skills.

One of these is Christmas In Our Fears, a horror interactive game. The character stalking you in the game is inspired by a popular meme in the Philippines that resurfaces every September. Expect plenty of September-themed references and Easter eggs throughout! But keep in mind, this game is all in good fun and purely for entertainment.

Even though this game leans into parody, there are a few subtle hints at what’s coming in my larger cinematic universe. You might spot two or three connections to future projects I’m working on. So, keep your eyes peeled!

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