Death Frame is a psychological horror story where the pain of memory becomes a trap. The protagonist enters an abandoned mansion, unaware that the walls are soaking up fear. His voice echoes tremblingly as he tries to figure out what he's looking for. Curiosity draws him forward — toward the door, behind which the past is already stirring. Canvas of Memories The paintings on the walls come to life, peering out from the depths of their brushstrokes. They tell the story of a family where a child witnesses violence. In search of meaning, the protagonist discovers a canvas that distorts space. One step — and the mansion dissolves. The world turns into an underwater nightmare, where the shadows of childhood float amid green light and silent screams. Fragments of memory surface around us — each one a part of the father who has remained silent since that day. His fear and guilt coalesce into a panorama of pain. The closer the hero gets to the truth, the more reality fractures. Eyes watch, walls whisper, and the last breath is heard between the teeth of space. Here, salvation and death are one and the same. Features of the game A psychological horror film with a visual metaphor for trauma and loss. An interactive exploration of images that distort reality. Sound direction based on the hero's breathing and echo-monologues. Surreal images inspired by dreams and memories.