The Lost Experiment

Enter The Lost Experiment, a short, first-person psychological horror from Neo Pixel Studio. In 1997, you assume the role of Farhad, a driven journalist obsessed with a forgotten magazine issue from eleven years earlier. The report claimed a celestial object fell near a secluded army base deep in the forest. The government sent scientists, sealed the perimeter, and buried the story. Your editor refused to touch it. The authorities denied everything. Now you stand alone at the edge of the restricted zone, chasing truth where silence began.

This is a focused narrative experience about obsession, memory, and the terrifying quiet of the past. Explore a detailed, atmospheric post–Cold War military facility and piece together clues, notes, and environmental storytelling to uncover what really happened in 1986. There are no monsters with guns; the horror lies in the atmosphere, the unsettling quiet, and the fear that your own mind might be deceiving you.

The Lost Experiment is designed to be played in a single sitting—roughly 60 minutes. It delivers a tight, self-contained story with no filler, inviting you to become absorbed in a mystery where every corridor and console could hold the next crucial detail.

Immersion comes from answers that blur with questions. Why does the base feel strangly familiar? Why was the project abandoned? As you delve deeper, the line between reality and delusion grows thinner, and memory itself becomes the key to unlocking the truth.

Warning: This game contains flashing lights and themes of psychological distress that may be disturbing for some players.