Blinding Oversight

Blinding Oversight is a short, deliberately paced horror experience about Emma, who wakes in an unfamiliar log house with bandages around her head and no clear memory beyond a solo road trip. With no map, weapons or clear answers, you guide her through the decaying house and the surrounding woods as she searches for a way out and tries to understand what happened to her.

The house and its history

The house seems abandoned yet inhabited. Untouched belongings, flickering lights and the surrounding woods make the place feel disorienting and unsettling. You piece together the family’s haunting backstory through scattered letters, sketches, drawings and environmental clues; little is explained outright.

Visions and uncertainty

Disturbing visions strike without warning. Some may hold meaning, while others may be fragments of Emma’s deteriorating mind, leaving you to question what is real as the world shifts around her. Her grip on reality grows more fragile, and someone—or something—seems to communicate with her through words and her sixth sense. As events progress, the world becomes darker and creepier.

Finding a way out

You rely on observation, exploration and instinct to navigate with limited tools. The linear story builds anxiety through atmosphere, isolation and immersive sound design as Emma pushes further into the unknown, seeking an escape and the truth behind her situation.