The Floor Above

A first-person horror game where you're stuck in a chair with three actions: rotate your view, blink, and judge whether what you're seeing is real. The catch—anomalies appear in your environment, and you have to decide if they're genuine threats or tricks of perception. Mike's story unfolds across five different endings depending on your choices. The setup is deliberately restrictive: no walking, no running, just observation and decision-making under pressure. It's horror through constraint rather than spectacle, banking on tension from limited control and forced attention to detail. If you want scares from what you can't do rather than what's chasing you, this delivers that specific itch.