coincidences — is a linear horror game in which the sense of unease stems not from monsters or gore, but from the all-too-normal surroundings. A new house near the forest, a job in a small shop, empty streets, and conversations with locals initially seem like ordinary provincial life, but gradually everything begins to feel wrong. People behave strangely, certain places evoke an inexplicable fear, and the protagonist increasingly feels trapped, trapped, and unable to escape. Fear is based on the feeling of being in a foreign place. The player is forced to spend long periods of time inside cramped spaces, empty houses, and dark forests where nothing happens... until the game abruptly breaks the rhythm with a tense scene or a strange event. This makes even a simple walk or return home feel daunting, as you never know when the situation will spiral out of control again. Many moments are told through short first-person scenes, which helps the game maintain a sense of personal presence within the action. There's no sense of heroism or a fight against "evil" — on the contrary, the protagonist seems like an ordinary person who accidentally found himself in the presence of something abnormal. And as the story unfolds, the sense grows that the situation is no longer confined to the house or the forest around him. Features of the game Slow psychological horror. Well-designed interiors and environments. Intense game sequences. Telling a story through atmosphere and detail.