Ramona

Ramona is a first-person psychological horror game set in the 1970s. You play as Samuel, a young journalist sent to interview Ramona, a mysterious former babysitter involved in a tragic crime story. When he enters her apartment, Ramona has vanished—or perhaps she never truly left.

The apartment

Samuel explores a house that seems alive and restless, haunted by remorse and buried memories. Each room tells a story, while letters, diaries and photographs offer clues about Ramona. The game’s narrative explores guilt and the choice of whether to face it or run away.

Camera and rules

An old camera is Samuel’s only weapon against the dark. Taking photographs reveals things the human eye cannot see, and the images may conceal secrets. To survive, you must follow a set of rules: do not turn on radios or move objects, or Ramona will awaken.

Puzzles and choices

You solve environmental puzzles and collect documents to uncover the truth about Ramona. The puzzles are integrated into the narrative, and choices, noises and silences can change your fate. An original soundtrack draws on 1970s music.