Ramona is a first-person psychological horror game immersing you in the atmosphere of the 1970s, where darkness permeates not only your rooms but your mind as well. The player assumes the role of Samuel, a young journalist who visits his former nanny's house to interview her and finds himself trapped in memories from which there is no escape. When a photo flash is the only light The dimly lit hallways, the muffled sounds of an old radio, the smell of dust and something alien — everything in Ramona's apartment seems frozen. The camera becomes a window into the invisible, and the click of the shutter a chance to see what hides beyond the limits of perception. The photographs reveal not faces, but fears lingering in walls where time has stood still. Delving deeper, Samuel encounters his own distortions of memory. The house operates by its own rules — noises react to presence, objects shift positions, and breaking the rules awakens things that would rather be asleep. This is a story about the line between professional interest and personal nightmare, where truth becomes punishment. Features of the game An interactive horror game where taking photographs reveals a hidden reality. A system of rules, which, if broken, the player faces unpredictable consequences. Puzzles built into the narrative and the hero's emotional states. Authentic 1970s atmosphere with visual and sound stylization of the era.