The 18th Attic is a psychological horror game about being trapped in a recurring nightmare, where the past lurks in the details of the environment. The player finds themselves in an attic that won't let go, forced to rely on an instant camera, turning observation and recording anomalies into the only way to get closer to the truth. Memory captured on film The investigation revolves around the search for paranormal distortions that are impossible to directly observe. By photographing shadows, figures, and strange spatial shifts, the player uncovers fragments of memories that gradually form a coherent picture. The anomalies attempt to deceive perception by altering behavior and appearance, forcing doubt into every move. Survival requires careful resource management and caution. A limited number of photo cartridges and the character's vulnerability create constant tension. Some entities are capable of attacking, turning the exploration process into a dangerous game of endurance. Every photograph taken brings you closer to a solution, but also increases the risk of encountering whatever lurks in the darkness. Features of the game Psychological horror with an emphasis on exploration. The mechanics of photography as a way of interaction. A gradual unfolding of the story through flashbacks. Limited resources and constant threat.