Peeping

Peeping is a narrative puzzle game about psychological survival. You play as a protagonist suspected of having a supernatural ability called “peeping,” and held in a secret prison for 31 days of observation. Follow a strict schedule, avoid random guard inspections and use your ability in secret: going without it for too long can kill you, while using it too often can cost you your freedom.

Survive the observation

Complete the required actions in your fixed routines and act normally during random inspections to avoid raising suspicion or bringing the experiment to an early end. You must use peeping at least once every three days to stay alive, but each use increases the risk of losing control. The ability works like an addiction: abstaining can kill you, while overuse can drive you mad.

Investigate other cells

Project your consciousness as an “extra eye” to look into other cells. Inspect and analyze what you find, explore the prisoners’ lives, and gather clues that piece together fragmented stories and reveal the prison’s secrets and the truth behind the ability.

Three possible fates

Your choices lead to one of three outcomes: death, confinement in a research facility, or passing the test and returning to society.

Cellbound perspective

Interact with your cell’s surroundings from a first-person perspective. Sound and lighting contribute to an atmosphere of isolation and unease.