Dead Feed is a short but tense psychological horror adventure where curiosity becomes a trap. Two investigators decide to investigate rumors of paranormal activity and soon realize they themselves have become objects of surveillance. Cameras don't just record fear — they generate it. Synchronized Horror One of the characters goes inside the house, setting up the equipment, while the other remains behind the monitors, monitoring every movement. There is no physical connection between them, only a flickering signal. Every new frame becomes a test of endurance, and every distortion a hint that reality is no longer under control. The narrative unfolds through visual and auditory details, creating a growing sense of unease. A slow pace, shadows, and silence replace screams and jarring visuals. This is a story about the fear of the invisible, where the horror doesn't attack directly, but grows from the awareness that someone is always watching. Features of the game Two intertwined points of view. Gradual increase in tension. Focus on sound and perception. Minimalism and psychological approach.