Y. Village - The Visitors

Y. Village – The Visitors, developed and published by Dead Witness, is a first-person psychological horror game that builds its identity around realism, slow-burning tension, and a narrative rooted in mystery. Rather than relying on fast-paced gameplay or complex mechanics, it focuses on atmosphere and storytelling, placing players in the role of Batu, a man drawn to a remote village that has haunted his dreams. What begins as a curious investigation gradually evolves into something far more unsettling, as the line between reality and illusion becomes increasingly blurred. The story unfolds with a deliberate pace, starting from a grounded premise and slowly introducing more disturbing elements. Batu’s journey is motivated by recurring visions and strange invitations that lead him and his companions to the village, only for things to quickly spiral out of control. As the group becomes separated and the environment grows more hostile, the narrative shifts toward isolation and psychological distress. The game doesn’t present its story in a straightforward way; instead, it reveals key details through environmental clues, recordings, and fragmented encounters. This approach encourages …

Within the first 5 minutes, the game asks that you watch a 10 minute long video, because you need a fact from that video to open a chest soon afterwards. After that, you are asked to go to the house mentioned in a "note" you find. The note mentions apartment 129, but guess what, the game exists in a poorly lit neighborhood, with invisible walls in random spots, so have fun finding this house. On top of this, English is just a poor afterthought -- not a gamebreaker but does show a lack of care by the developer. Overall the game just wastes your time, and that is it's biggest sin. I spent 30 minutes on the game and still wish I hadn't.

turk

INSANELY SLOW AND BORING AND NOT SCARRY AND TURKISH.......... MY FRIEND PAID MONEY FOR THIS I FEEL BAD FOR HIM..........!!!......!!!!

Awful game all round! There were a few good story elements but it turned out to be a go to A, go to B, Go to C, then go back to A. I tried to follow the story, but why would you go somewhere to bury someone you don't know? It was just OK, but I found myself asking, Why?

Really boring game. But for a small game its well made. Story telling also matches real life type.