A fan sent you a demo to play on stream. It looks like any indie horror game, until the chat starts bringing up things nobody should know.
Five nights, five streams, one house — and a chat that knows more than you do.
A first-person horror game: a Thai streamer's five-night live series from his own house. Play the fan-made demo, talk to the chat with your own voice, then wake in the middle of the night in a house that isn't quite right. The chat knows more than you do, and your choices change what the house does.
You are a Thai indie horror streamer running a five-night live series from your own house. Every night has the same routine: get home at 7 p.m., turn on the camera, play the strange little demo a fan sent in, talk to the chat, go to bed.
Then you wake in the middle of the night in a house that isn't quite the same. Things have moved. Lights you switched off are on again. Sounds that shouldn't be there in a house you live in alone. Each night, the house is a little more wrong.
And the chat seems to know something you don't. Read it, answer it, or ban it. What you choose on stream changes what the house does.