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Explore a VHS-filtered house in first person, spotting and zooming in on anomalies to unlock rooms while unseen horrors watch.
Released 13 Mar 2024
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Explore a VHS House
"Psalm 5:9-13" is a first-person psychological horror game with VHS effect. Be careful and attentive, there is something hiding in these rooms, something is watching from the darkness.
Developed by N4bA, Notex, a1esska · Published by N4bA, Notex, a1esska







Psalm 5:9-13 is a first-person psychological horror walking simulator set in a house that appears ordinary but grows increasingly unsettling. You explore as a lone visitor, with a presence implied to be watching from the dark.
The main loop is to search each room for an unusual detail, focus on it with a zoom, and proceed through the newly accessible door. The route is linear, with brief interactions and frightening appearances along the way.
A VHS-style image, 4:3 framing, and environmental audio shape the presentation. The experience lasts around 30 minutes and offers little explicit story, leaving much of its meaning unexplained.
Players who enjoy the game often praise its VHS-filtered, unsettling atmosphere and soundscape for building tension, and several say its jump scares caught them off guard. Others appreciate it as a quick horror experience. Reactions are mixed: some found the scares ineffective or progression hard to read, while reviewers often note the short runtime and sparse, cryptic story.

| Platforms | Windows |
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| Controller required | No |