Netbreak — is a techno-horror about the limits of perception. A simple flash drive, out of nowhere, opens a door to the digital subconscious, where code turns into flesh and files into dead memories. The line between observer and object blurs, and the screen becomes a living being, studying you as intently as you study it. Eyes that look from within The network responds to impulses — sounds, breathing, cursor movement. The illusion of control vanishes as enemies begin to shape reality to your actions. Data packets turn into premonitions, and glitches into harbingers of presence. Everything you thought of as an interface becomes part of an organism that feeds on attention. This isn't just a hacking horror film. It's a ritual of connecting with something that has long since transcended technology. The flash drive is the key, the network is the body, and consciousness is the door. Deciphering the hashes becomes a symbolic act: an attempt to separate the person from the code until the boundaries are completely erased. Game features Experimental horror with elements of psychonautics and techno-mysticism. Dynamic adaptation of the environment to the player's behavior. A symbolic plot that unfolds through glitches and visual distortions. Sound design based on frequencies that cause anxiety and disorientation.