ENTRANCE EXAM

Exam Guidelines

You have applied to the entrance exam of a decaying high school. The exam is held at night, and your only equipment is an old film camera. There is a single passing condition — photograph all four "subjects" that live in this school and complete the exam record book. The front gate will not open until the book is complete.

Only the Camera Can Record Them

Look into the dark through the viewfinder. Night vision pierces the darkness, but a photo only counts if you face them head-on. A shot of their back, taken while fleeing, is nothing but wasted film.

Film Is Life

One shutter, one film. There isn't much left in the building. If you run out of film with the record book unfinished — the exam does not end. It simply begins again, with one of your records erased.

The Subjects

[] Subject 1: It freezes while you hold its gaze. Beware the moment you look away. [] Subject 2: It waits in a classroom, rifle raised. [] Subject 3: The statues in the gymnasium. Only one is real — photograph a fake, and they laugh. [] The final subject, you will have to see for yourself.

How to Survive

[] Hide in cabinets and hold your breath. Footsteps and shutter clicks draw them in. [] A hand-drawn map and the record book are your only guides.
• The game saves as your records fill in. Death is not free.

Features

[] Consumable film photography — every shutter is both a resource and a noise [] Front-facing, single-subject shot validation — you must shoot well [] Stand-offs with a stalker you can freeze with your gaze [] Exploration and stealth across an entire school at night
• A short, dense first-person horror experience