The Circus That Never Left

The Circus That Never Left is a first-person horror game about a police officer investigating the home of Jonathon Spencer, the former performer behind Ralphy the Clown. On June 29, 2007, Ralphy's Circus opened in Winnipeg and became a local phenomenon. Spencer was known for bringing joy to children, but nearly twenty children—most of them orphans—disappeared over the next two years. Witnesses said the last person seen with the missing children was Ralphy the Clown, and Spencer was fired and named the prime suspect.

You arrive at Spencer's residence to execute an initial warrant. What begins as a routine search of a quiet suburban home turns into a fight for survival as you investigate what happened at the circus.

Search the residence

You move through dark rooms with a waist-mounted flashlight, search for items needed to progress and unlock paths deeper into the home. Examine objects and remnants throughout the environment to uncover the circus's history and piece together the story.

Police equipment

If you encounter a threat, you can defend yourself with a standard-issue handgun and taser. The experience is designed to last approximately 45 to 60 minutes.