ひとりだるま | HITORI DARUMA Alone Rite

What begins as a bid for fame becomes a brush with the beyond. In HITORI DARUMA, you follow instructions found on a shady website to perform the Solo Daruma ritual—an isolated variant of Red Light, Green Light conducted entirely by you. Your goal on the surface is clear: capture a real ghost on camera and become famous. But summoning the dead blurs the line between reality and the supernatural, and a rising series of terrifying events begins to hunt you. The more you push forward, the more the consequences of what you invited in close in around you.

The experience hinges on almost tactile ritual work. You must scavenge for specific items scattered through your environment and perform each ceremony with your own hands. The ritual is not a simple task; it demands attention to atmosphere, timing, and the perilous patience of facing unseen forces that react to your choices. Every object found, every action taken, shapes the path you tread and the danger you invite.

HITORI DARUMA emphasizes a branching, multi-ending narrative. The decisions you make during the ritual and in the moments of tension determine distinct fates, revealing different layers of the story and the consequences of curiosity. The dread intensifies as you progress, and the line between seeking proof and courting harm grows increasingly fragile.

With over two hours of playable content, the game builds a slow-burning, claustrophobic atmosphere where the ritual’s ritualistic nature and the haunting presence it unleashes dominate the experience. The fear isn’t only what you see; it’s the uncertainty of what you might awaken when you tamper with forces meant to stay dormant, and whether you can endure the repercussions of what you have invited into your world.

Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Characters, organizations, and names are products of the author’s imagination, and any resemblance to real persons or events is purely coincidental.

• Solo Ritual Gameplay: Experience the dread of playing Red Light, Green Light by yourself.
• Interactive Rituals: Scavenge for specific items and perform the ceremony with your own hands.
• Multi-Ending System: Each action and decision branches the story toward different fates.
• Playtime: 2+ hours of tense, atmospheric storytelling.