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STILL WATCHING: The Night Caregiver
STILL WATCHING is an interactive horror anthology inspired by found footage and unsettling real-life stories. It transcends traditional walking simulators by merging the screen with your space, turning your room into a site of tension and dread. This episode, The Night Caregiver, follows a single night that spirals from routine into paranoia.
Story at a Glance
Darya moves to a new city for college and, after a rough start with a volatile roommate, rents a cheap place on the town’s edge. To cover the rent, she takes a night shift as a caregiver for an elderly woman. What should be a quiet assignment becomes a paranoid trap as questions about the patient’s true condition—sleeping or feigning—begin to creep into the night.
Gameplay & Immersion
This isn’t merely exploration—it’s a lived-in, immersive experience that bleeds into your actual environment. The game challenges your senses with a VHS-inspired visual style, echoing the anxiety of old tapes while delivering a modern interactive horror experience.
Breaking the Fourth Wall
- Connect your real smartphone to the gameplay and receive texts and calls on your own device.
- Feel the game invade your personal space as the events unfold on your screen and in your hand.
- Voice Control keeps the tension high—use the mic, but beware of what might be drawn to your attention.
- Twitch Mode lets your audience influence the paranormal occurrences in real time.
What Makes It Stand Out
A focused narrative within a larger anthology, The Night Caregiver emphasizes atmosphere, psychological unease, and the feeling that something unseen is watching. The integration of real devices, live mic control, and audience-driven events creates a uniquely tense horror experience that unsettles beyond the screen.
Dive into a night where the line between game and reality blurs—and beware: whatever hides in the dark may be listening.

