Clown Camp — is a survival horror game set in the late '90s, where a simple camping trip turns into a nightmare amidst the woods, old houses, and clowns who clearly don't appreciate the intrusion. Summer 1999, camping by the lake, children's arguments, and silly "what if?" quickly end the moment you swim to the other side and realize it won't be so easy to get back. Survival among the forest and creaking houses Everything is based on constant tension: you have to hide, run, search for useful items, and decide when it's really worth engaging in combat. Ammo and resources are scarce, inventory is limited, and an extra item can take the place of something truly important. Because of this, even a simple exploration of the camp forces you to think ahead and carefully inspect every find. The camp itself gradually unfolds through notes, postcards, and environmental details. Hints of what happened here before are hidden among the wooden huts and dark paths, and some secrets look like they're best left undiscovered. Visually, everything is stylized like a PS1-era horror game: low-poly models, grainy graphics, strange animations, and the feeling of an old horror movie accidentally found on VHS late at night. Features of the game Survival horror with first-person view. The style of horror games from the late 90s and the PS1 era. Limited inventory and lack of resources. Exploration of the camp through the environment and hidden finds.