Hong Kong Horror Incident: Yik Sin House

Hong Kong Horror Incident: Yik Sin House is a first-person psychological horror game. You are an ordinary delivery rider living in Yik Sin House. For several consecutive days, you are assigned to deliver food to the same unit. At first, everything seems perfectly normal. However, starting from the second day, things begin to feel wrong. The seemingly friendly male neighbor upstairs often invites you for a late-night drink and shares unsettling gossip; the neurotic female neighbor starts following you from behind, muttering strange words; an unexpected pair of shoes appears in front of the delivery unit; violent knocking echoes through the night; and the garbage pile emits an increasingly strong rotten stench… The game unfolds over four days. Each day, you must face increasingly bizarre events during your routine deliveries. You need to decide whether to investigate those strange details, whom to trust among the neighbors, and whether to avoid or delve deeper. Every choice you make may affect the subsequent development and ultimately determine your fate. This game focuses on slowly accumulating psychological pressure. It avoids excessive sudden jumpscares and instead uses the realistic Hong Kong residential building environment, the neighbors’ abnormal behavior, subtle sounds, and visual hints to let unease gradually erode the player’s sense of security. You will begin to wonder: what exactly is hidden in this building? And have you already learned too much? Yik Sin House looks ordinary, yet it hides forgotten secrets. Just when you think you are merely a delivery rider, reality tells you — some doors, once knocked upon, can never be closed again.

Key Features

• Four-day progressive horror experience, from the calm of routine deliveries to suffocating pressure

• Multiple branching endings system, where different choices lead to completely different outcomes and consequences

• Realistic Hong Kong residential building environment, piecing together hidden truths through exploration and observation

• Immersive sound design that makes the feeling of “being followed” and “being watched” omnipresent

• Emphasis on psychological horror and atmosphere building rather than pure scares

Hong Kong Horror Incident: Yik Sin House is a short psychological horror game inspired by common old-style residential buildings in Hong Kong and the familiar yet distant relationships between neighbors.…