[Chilla's Art] Jisatsu | 自撮

Us: *Gets chased* Also us: *Walks at a leisurely pace to get into our car to escape the threat* ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ This game is creepy in quite a Lovecraftian manner with the hole. There isn't much insight about what you are facing, but that's what makes the atmosphere chilling.

scariest game ever, play it

Not going to lie, this game was not great. Although the atmosphere and sound was great, it suffers from some nasty preformance issues ( even on lower graphic settings), awful motion blur (that you can't turn off), and an ambient bloom lighting effect that is frustrating at times. Even on sale, I would skip this one.

Jisatsu delivers another unsettling psychological horror experience from Chilla’s Art, a developer recognized for crafting slow-burning Japanese horror games built around realism, discomfort, and atmosphere rather than excessive action. Acting as both developer and publisher, Chilla’s Art once again leans into its signature style, presenting players with an unnerving story that unfolds gradually and rewards patience with mounting tension. Instead of depending on relentless jump scares or fast-paced survival mechanics, Jisatsu creates fear through careful environmental design, psychological pressure, and a lingering sense of vulnerability. The story centers on a member of a small documentary production team assigned to investigate an abandoned property connected to disturbing rumors. What begins as a straightforward exploration slowly transforms into something far darker. The isolated setting becomes the foundation for the game’s strongest qualities. Empty rooms, forgotten belongings, narrow hallways, and subtle visual details quietly build unease. Every area feels intentionally designed to encourage curiosity while simultaneously making players question whether they should continu…

So it’s a little haunted house walking simulator. The actual gameplay is a little bare-bones, but the vibes are incredible.

Nice 2 hour killer