House of Necrosis — this isn't just a horror game. It's a board game played by the house itself. You roll the dice, take a step, and the walls move. Every roll is a chance to survive or disappear forever. Here, monsters don't hunt you — you hunt your own mind. The House That Rolls the Dice Everything obeys a strange logic. Walls grow, ceilings disappear, furniture watches. Tank control turns every movement into an act of desperation. A rustling sound can be heard in the silence — it's not an enemy, it's the space itself shuffling the rooms like cards in an old game. Nothing can be learned. Nothing can be remembered. The house rewrites itself every time you blink. Sometimes you see your own reflection — it blinks a little later than you. Sometimes — earlier. All that remains is to move forward, because there is no turning back. Features of the game Turn-based mechanics that turn movement into a game with fate. A procedurally generated mansion with living corridors. A surreal horror game with elements of tabletop strategy. PlayStation-era aesthetics with deliberately crude graphics and sound.