The Cradle is a first-person psychological horror game built around exploration, silence, and a gradually increasing sense of menace. The player finds themselves in an abandoned office complex, where the mundane work environment has become a source of anxiety. The glow of a lantern, rustling sounds in the darkness, and the lack of explanation create a tense atmosphere in which every action feels risky. An office where time stands still Exploration becomes the core of the gameplay. Locked doors require keys, passages are hidden behind puzzles, and resources are limited. Office spaces — from ordinary offices to underground levels — appear abandoned in a rush, leaving traces of panic and despair in their wake. The player gradually pieces together the story without receiving direct answers. The plot unfolds through the environment, notes, and audio logs, creating the feeling of an investigation without witnesses. The story of mass insanity takes on new nuances as it unfolds, and the silence begins to feel like an active threat. The deeper you delve into the building, the more the line between reality and your distorted perception of what's happening blurs. Features of the game A first-person horror game with an emphasis on exploration and atmosphere. Puzzles related to the environment and office layout. Limited resources and lantern light control. The plot unfolds through the environment and documents.