Silent Road is a first-person psychological horror game in which you become a nighttime taxi driver in the Japanese wilderness, infamous for a series of suicides. The roads wind through forests where the fog hangs thick and the silence feels tense. Your task is simple — drive passengers to their destinations — but each shift gradually turns into a test of nerves. Behind the windshield The routes lead from one remote village to another, along narrow roads lit only by the car's headlights. The driver's seat becomes a vantage point for strange silhouettes, sudden movements in the dark, and details that can't always be explained logically. The forest seems to follow the car, and the road sometimes seems endless. Passengers vary widely, but their stories become increasingly disturbing. Sometimes they ask to stop and fulfill a simple request outside the car. These brief forays from the safety of the car shatter the illusion of control: outside, you're no longer just a driver, but a participant in events whose reality is gradually unraveling. Features of the game An atmospheric Japanese horror film about a taxi driver's night job. Travel on isolated roads and forests. Strange passengers with increasing tension. Short missions outside the vehicle that increase risk.