Salt

Salt is a psychological horror game that turns an ordinary walk home into an unsettling experience. After a long day, the player heads back to their apartment, but something feels off. The streets are empty, the air is heavy with silence, and the dim lighting does little to provide comfort. What should be a familiar path slowly becomes unfamiliar, creating an overwhelming sense of unease. Every corner, every shadow, and every flickering light deepens the fear that something isn’t right.

Unsettling Atmosphere and Slow-Building Tension

The game builds horror not through sudden scares but through its quiet, oppressive environment. As players move through dark hallways and stairwells, the silence itself feels like a warning. Small, seemingly insignificant details—a door slightly open, distant footsteps, or a figure standing too still—add to the growing paranoia. The apartment building, a place meant to be safe, feels abandoned yet somehow inhabited by something unseen.

The Unknown Lurking in the Shadows

Salt keeps players on edge by allowing their own fears to take control. The game does not immediately reveal threats, instead letting the mind fill in the blanks. The question of whether something is truly there or if it’s just paranoia becomes the central fear. With each step closer to home, the tension tightens, leaving players wondering if reaching the apartment door will bring relief or something far worse.