23 Days is a first-person psychological horror game in which familiar reality gradually turns into a living nightmare. Awakening after a mysterious incident, Alex Ryan finds himself locked in his own house, where the outside world has disappeared, leaving only a blinding white light outside the windows. The only connection to the events unfolding is the mysterious voice of a man named Morgan, who promises to lead the hero to salvation. Every day changes the world around us The story is divided into twenty-three in-game days, during which the surrounding locations are continually transformed by an unknown force. Exploring increasingly warped rooms and strange locations, the player gradually uncovers the reasons behind these events and encounters manifestations of an ancient darkness. The primary focus is on atmosphere, narrative, and a constant sense of suspense that intensifies with each new stage. As the game progresses, new details of the author's mythology are revealed, explaining the origins of the events. Beyond the main storyline, hidden scenes and additional secrets can be discovered, allowing for a deeper understanding of the events. As the final day approaches, the line between reality and the terrifying visions blurs. Features of the game The plot is divided into twenty-three game days. Gradually changing locations with a unique atmosphere. Author's mythology and hidden plot events. World exploration with a focus on storytelling.