Baptiste is a psychological horror film about Sarah and her son Tom, who, after a family tragedy, move to a remote house on the British coast. Hoping to leave the past behind, they discover Baptiste, a creepy doll trapped in a glass prison, among their old belongings. A warning to never let her out begins a nightmare in which the familiar order of things gradually collapses, and Tom's search for an explanation leads him deeper into the unknown. History of the house While exploring the mansion, Tom discovers various pieces of evidence from the past: notes, hidden details, and other objects that can shed light on the events. Each discovery adds to the overall picture and allows him to gradually reconstruct the events surrounding the house and its former inhabitants. However, the answers aren't directly provided, so he must independently compare the information he finds and pay attention to details that may initially seem insignificant. Tom's condition becomes a separate part of the ordeal. Following his father's death, he's already under intense emotional pressure, and the strangeness of his new home only intensifies the internal conflict. Unexpected sounds, shadows, and changes in familiar spaces force him to constantly question his own perceptions. As the journey progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to separate real threats from those conceived in the hero's tormented mind. Features of the game Exploring rooms and hidden places. Search for plot clues. Auditory and visual scary effects. Non-linear disclosure of what is happening.