CAPTURED 2 is an anomaly horror game with a survival horror twist. Escape an endless hallway by capturing anomalies on camera and surviving deadly entities.

CAPTURE ANOMALIES – Emily, a teenage girl who goes missing during a series of unexplained disappearances, finds herself trapped in an endless hallway within her own apartment, slowly losing her memory. Strange anomalies begin to appear, and by capturing them, she catches glimpses of her forgotten past.
SURVIVE ENTITIES – Deadly entities, taking the form of Emily’s childhood toys, roam the loops to stop her from uncovering the truth. Use your flashlight, camera, and the very doors around you to survive each entity’s unique mechanics.
IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE – Inspired by analog and found footage horror movies such as Skinamarink, liminal spaces, and early 2000s supernatural horror, CAPTURED 2 offers an eerie atmosphere and unsettling sound design. Experience the horror through the lens of a nostalgic aesthetic, with realistic graphics and immersive camera movement.

Game Features

• Experience isolation and the eerie feeling of being home alone in the late 90s.
• Explore a procedurally generated hallway filled with a chilling atmosphere.
• Capture strange anomalies using your camera and identify their type.
• Survive encounters with deadly monsters, each with unique traits and mechanics.
• Immerse yourself in an analog horror experience featuring realistic graphics, a VHS 90s aesthetic, a dynamic camera system, and immersive flashlight movement.

THE LIGHT IS YOUR TOOL
Light shapes the world around you. Bending shadows, opening doors… the world is yours to discover.
Light isn’t just how you see, it’s how you survive. In Subliminal, illumination is a physical material that is yours to grasp, carry, and bend to your will to alter the space you find yourself occupying. You’ll grab fixtures from ceilings, cast light to open doors, and reveal pathways that seem impossible to reach.
You are not given answers in Subliminal; you are given choices. Puzzles revolve around manipulating perspective and lighting. Change an area’s lighting, and the entire space might change. Place a light too far, and you may have to start from the beginning. Everything you move and every shadow you create changes what is, and isn’t, real.

THE FEAR THAT WATCHES YOU
The more you remember, the more it remembers you.
Somewhere beneath the surface of your memories, something is waiting. At first, you’ll sense it behind walls and around corners, or hear the faint sounds of breathing when you stand still. Later, you’ll see it, a figure that shouldn’t exist, chasing you through decaying hallways and down endless slides. That thing… it’s not human.
Encounters in Subliminal are psychologically terrifying events born within your own consciousness. Things sense your movements and hesitation. Fumble with a puzzle too slowly when it matters most, and you may feel the weight of the world closing in on you.

MEMORIES THAT ROT
Do you remember?
Every space you enter in Subliminal is a fragment of a memory. Discover the secrets of basements, water parks, play places, and more, all rendered in meticulous detail in Unreal Engine 5’s Lumen lighting and Nanite geometry. Nothing is quite right. Slides lead to places they shouldn’t, TV screens transport you between memories, and doors loop back to the same room you started from.
Each location tells a part of your story. As you explore, the environment becomes puzzling and less stable. You may see things that do not exist, hear sounds that are not really there, and feel things that make the hairs of your neck stand up. What begins as an exploration soon turns into a violent confrontation with your own fading sense of self.