Dead Faces is a psychological horror film about the crumbling consciousness of a man locked in his own apartment for years. The world outside the door has long since disappeared, days merge into one endless repetition, and memories begin to distort. Faces from the past return as hallucinations, and each episode makes you doubt the reality of what's happening. You must recover the fragments of your memory before they fade away completely. Faces that cannot be forgotten Four chapters open through mirrors in the apartment, each connected to a person from Jack's past. The space shifts, objects transform, and a dynamic hallucination system makes each playthrough unpredictable. Memories can be distorted, and familiar objects can be deceptive. Realistic sets and photorealistic elements heighten the sense of claustrophobia and the disintegration of perception. The sound system operates randomly, selecting effects from a large audio pool, maintaining a constant sense of unease. Binaural sound and immersive nightmarish scenes enhance the sense of presence. The story unfolds gradually, forcing you to decide whether the act of remembering will lead to redemption or the final step toward madness. Features of the game Four chapters activated by mirrors. A random system of hallucinations and events. Photorealistic locations and dynamic sound. A non-linear unfolding of a dark story.