BABULYA is a short, first-person psychological horror story built on suspense and ambiguity. The protagonist arrives at a country mansion, alarmed by the sudden silence of an elderly relative. The house greets you with silence and emptiness, where every step deepens doubt. The deeper you venture, the stronger the feeling that something more than mere loneliness lurks behind the walls. The House That Watches Exploring the mansion relies on a careful examination of its rooms, corridors, and basements. The space oppresses you not with threats, but with atmosphere: creaks, echoes, and sounds create a sense of presence. Puzzles are woven into the environment and require not speed but an understanding of the logic of the place. The house seems to react to your presence, forcing you to question your own feelings and the events unfolding. The game focuses on tension and immersion. Realistic sound and music heighten the sense of panic, and the lack of direct explanation forces you to second-guess what's happening. It's an experience built on the fear of anticipation, where every step can bring you closer to the answer or completely shatter your confidence in knowing it. Features of the game First-person psychological horror. Exploring a gloomy mansion. Puzzles embedded in the environment. Emphasis on sound and atmosphere.