This game supports 4-player online cooperative play. Players take on the role of Taoist disciples inheriting orthodox magical arts, venturing together into supernatural scenes cursed by dark forces. They must cooperate with teammates to divide tasks, use traditional magical instruments such as talismans and Bagua mirrors, complete exorcism rituals, collect key items, and find a way to survive in the struggle against evil spirits. The gameplay focuses on cooperative exploration, psychological warfare, and survival escape. Players must always be alert to supernatural signs in the environment, properly allocate resources and skills, and avoid being detected by wandering wraiths. The game features supernatural phenomena such as ghostly labyrinths (a classic Chinese paranormal trope). Players can collect talismans with different effects, with core mechanics designed around Yin-Yang, Five Elements, Eight Characters Numerology, and Talisman Formations. Unlike Western horror that relies on visual shock, this game creates immersive fear through oppressive atmosphere, psychological suggestion, and the ritualistic sense of Eastern occultism.

A dark horror game about a grandson who is staying at his grandpa's house for 5 days while his grandpa is gone. But something is off, maybe it's the house, or maybe it's you. You must survive 5 days of twisted sociological horror

GreedyYard is a top-down experience built on tension, curiosity, and risk. You step into a mysterious graveyard where every grave you dig hides an unknown outcome - sometimes gold, sometimes nothing... and sometimes something far more dangerous. At first, it feels simple. You dig, you earn, you upgrade. But the deeper you go, the more the graveyard reveals its true nature. Every decision becomes a choice between greed and survival. Do you keep digging for more, or walk away before it’s too late? With the gold you collect, you improve your tools, dig faster, and unlock larger graveyards filled with greater rewards - and greater threats. Special items help you survive encounters, but they are never a guarantee. The danger is always there, waiting beneath the surface. GreedyYard is easy to start, but hard to master. The more you play, the more you realize: this is not just about digging… it’s about knowing when to stop.