Chase St

Chase St

Ibzy Studios · 2026 · Horror, Atmospheric, Supernatural, Singleplayer, Simulation

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About Chase St

The sun has set on this American suburb, but the walk home is no longer familiar.In this minimal 3rd-person horror experience, you are pursued by something unknown. What begins as a solitary presence soon becomes an oppressive unrelenting force. As the darkness looms, the neighbourhood feels like it's stretching and twisting, and the path home is never ending.Features
  • A Growing Presence: You are never truly alone. The stalkers are persistent, threatening, and desperate. Every step gets you closer to home, and them even closer to you
  • A Dark Embrace: A short, high-tension experience designed to be played in a single sitting, though you may find yourself returning to the dark more often than you planned
  • Full Immersion: Minimal UI to keep you trapped in the moment
  • A Walk Home: Minimal controls to keep things simple - walk, or run, to safety
  • Learned Behaviours: Make your way home safely by reflecting on your past attempts. Capture is not the end, but neither is escape...
Inspired by psychological horror movies, and short-form indie horror games like The Exit 8Optimised for SteamDeck!

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 22, 2026
Firstly, this has nothing to do with Bradley Walsh or answering general knowledge questions for money. It is, however, brilliantly simple. The minimalist 3D art style perfectly captures that eerie suburban stillness. Empty streets, familiar houses, and those creepy shadow things create a deeply unsettling vibe that gets under your skin. You have a limited run time before you’re forced to slow back down to a tense walk. Timing your sprints becomes everything. Keep your eyes peeled for open gates, broken fences that might help you slip away and get home safely. Light is your friend. The more I played, the further I got. Each attempt taught me something new, and that satisfying sense of progress kept pulling me back in until I finally pushed through to the end. If you’re looking for a short, tense, and atmospheric indie horror experience, give Chase St a go. For the price, it’s an easy recommendation.

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