Myosotis

You wake up in a strange place. The room is chillingly silent. Strange notes are scattered about, as if someone knew your every move. Everything is familiar, yet vague like an unfinished dream.

Myosotis is a short psychological horror game where you don't fight monsters, but face distorted memories and truths.

Myosotis Game Story

In the game, you play as a person trying to piece together the fragments of memory. No one appears to explain, no clear instructions. Everything just suggests that something bad has happened - and maybe you are a part of it.

Every little clue, every dialogue choice, can lead to different endings. The story doesn't force you to choose right or wrong - it just asks you to have the courage to continue to find out.

How to play Myosotis

• A Visual Novel-style game, players will read, observe, and choose responses to situations.
• There is an internal feedback system - helping you understand the characters better
• The game features many different endings that depend on the choices you make.
• The game does not contain dramatic action or combat, but it does make you think carefully about what you are seeing, and not seeing.

Sound & image

• Minimalist style images, dark colors
• Although the soft background music is pleasant, it creates a feeling of insecurity.
• Smooth interface design, easy manipulation
• All create a dark but attractive space, suitable for those who love contemplative games.

Myosotis is a short but profound experience—where you not only play the game but also question yourself. For those who like the light horror genre, focusing on psychology and plot, this is a perfect choice to explore on a quiet evening.

If Myosotis invites you to question your own mind, then Cabin Fever dares you to survive it. This chaotic, darkly humorous horror game throws two sisters into a snowbound cabin—where hunger, cabin fever, and sisterly resentment simmer beneath the surface.