Don’t Talk to Strangers
"Mom said to come straight home... on time." You overslept, and the school is dark. Manage your crumbling sanity, evade a weeping-angel stalker, and survive the lethal hazards of a quiet neighborhood. In this lo-fi psychological horror, talking to the wrong stranger might be your very last mistake.
The sun has set, the school halls are pitch black, and everyone is already gone. You only have one simple task: grab the groceries and run straight home. But in the quiet shadows of this suburban neighborhood, you are far from alone.
Don't Talk To Strangers is a stylized, psychological lo-fi horror game that captures the terrifying vulnerability of being small in a world full of hidden threats. Featuring an atmospheric fixed cinematic camera style and a dynamic sanity system, every choice and every conversation could be your last.
Can you make it home safe, or will you listen to the voices in the dark?
Key Features:
Mind Your Sanity: The shadows are empty... until your mind begins to slip. The relentless stalker Monster only hunts you when your sanity runs low. Cling to fleeting moments of comfort like playing on park swings, choosing kind responses to NPCs, or simply standing in the warm, buzzing glow of a vending machine because you're too broke to buy anything. But remember: nowhere is truly safe.
The "Weeping" Strangers: Interact with over 40+ unique NPCs. But beware: some are stalkers in disguise.talk to wrong one, and they will silently pursue you the moment you turn your back.
Lethal Neighborhood Hazards: The streets are just as dangerous as the monsters. Avoid instant-death "Dread" entities by keeping your distance, dodge oncoming cars, and watch your step around treacherous potholes in the dark.
The Ashamed Ghost of the School: Before you even reach the streets, you must escape the school. Avoid the gaze of a dangerous little girl ghost who is too ashamed to show her face and survive a heart-pounding classroom chase sequence.
Deep Replayability: Discover 6 distinct endings shaped entirely by the paths you take, the hazards you avoid, and how well you manage your terror.
Retro Lo-Fi Aesthetic: A gorgeous, low-poly art style wrapped in a moody, CRT/VHS scanline presentation that feels like a lost retro classic.
