The Sushi House

I liked it, until it got weird......would love a non horror version.

The Sushi House, developed and published by Noirbit, is a short-form psychological horror experience that builds its identity around subtlety, routine, and a steadily growing sense of unease. Rather than relying on conventional horror techniques like constant jump scares or overt threats, it draws tension from familiarity—placing players in a grounded, everyday setting and slowly distorting it until something feels deeply wrong. The result is a focused and atmospheric experience that lingers more through mood than spectacle. The premise is deliberately simple. You step into the role of a new employee working at a small sushi restaurant, tasked with performing ordinary duties such as preparing food, cleaning, and maintaining the workspace. At first, the game leans heavily into these routine actions, establishing a rhythm that feels almost meditative. This sense of normalcy is crucial, as it creates a baseline that makes even the smallest deviations feel significant. As the shifts progress, subtle irregularities begin to appear—changes in lighting, unusual sounds, and small environmental details that hint at something unsettling beneath the surface. Gameplay is built around these r…

slice of life horror at it's best!

There were some things that went in and out (e.g. the objectives and the elevator inconsistencies), yet I believe that this game was moderately goated.

8/10. Story was good, but was able to catch onto the plot rather early. Sushi sim moments were stressful, but fun. Game was overall pretty good, wahoo!

I actually really enjoyed the game! https://youtu.be/Pc9KsFRVYLM