FLASH AND DIE is a narrative-driven horror game about a real estate photographer tasked with an unusual series of night shoots. No complicated instructions: just arrive at the address, photograph the rooms, and send the results to management. At first, only the darkness and silence are frightening, but soon the lens begins to detect signs of an alien presence. The camera shows more than the eyes Instead of a free roam, each assignment is built around a specific shot list. You have to search for designated rooms, scan corners, and choose the precise shooting position. This work rhythm forces you to linger inside the house for long periods, listening to sounds, and then returning to places where everything looked normal just minutes ago. There's a reason behind the agency's demands, one that employees aren't told. Why are the subjects photographed only at night, who oversees the assignment, and what exactly should be captured in the photographs? The answers are hidden inside the buildings, so simply completing the assignment isn't enough — you need to carefully examine your surroundings and understand what kind of experiment you've become part of. Features of the game A horror film about the work of a night photographer. Training of personnel according to a specified list. Gloomy houses with changing surroundings. The course takes 30-60 minutes to complete.