Junji Ito Maniac: An Infinite Gaol is a first-person horror game where exploration, stealth, and survival intertwine in a nightmarish symphony. The player finds themselves in a sinister mansion full of traps and anomalies, where space and time are subjugated by fear. Here, the mind becomes a battlefield, and memories become weapons. Fear Embedded in Architecture Every room in the mansion exudes danger: a riddle could await behind the door, and a living nightmare around the corner. To survive, you must study your surroundings, gather clues, and make use of limited resources. Stealth and trap mechanics offer a choice: hide in the darkness or turn the trap against your pursuer. The story revolves around three imprisoned individuals whose destinies are linked by a supernatural force. Confronting not only physical horror but also distorted memories, the player uncovers the truth step by step. The deeper they penetrate the mansion, the more the boundaries between reality and nightmare blur. Features of the game A first-person psychological horror game with elements of stealth and puzzles. Mechanics of traps and interaction with the environment. Fragmented plot with multiple points of view. Atmosphere and design inspired by Junji Ito.