Poltergeist Watcher

Poltergeist Watcher, developed and published by DuckGod, is a tense and atmospheric indie horror experience that trades high-octane action for eerie stillness and psychological unease. Rather than sending the player through endless hallways or jump scare sequences, the game places them in the quiet role of an observer—a watcher whose only task is to monitor a haunted building through surveillance cameras and spot changes in the environment that hint at paranormal activity. At its core, it is a “spot the difference” game dressed in the trappings of supernatural horror, a concept that initially seems simple but grows increasingly nerve-wracking as the game unfolds. DuckGod manages to take a familiar puzzle mechanic and imbue it with dread, turning the act of noticing subtle details into an exercise in paranoia and endurance. The premise feels straightforward at first, but the design quickly reveals a clever balance between patience and panic. Each night, the player is tasked with watching multiple camera feeds placed around the mansion, memorizing every item and angle before things begin to subtly change. A chair shifts slightly, a shadow moves, a portrait smiles where it once frown…

Lokey messes with your head a bit and i like it

I do recommend the game however, the (No Fixes Needed) stays on screen far too long. It would be much more enjoyable but for that.

Why isn't anyone talking about this game? I think it's very awesome ! Highly recommended for who ever is into horror games.

Really fun and hard enough to keep you interested

One nice anomaly hunting game. Just not sure how the developer has named himself "Duck God" without my approval? Video: https://youtu.be/ZEku46Y72c0