The Family Trip is a psychological horror film about a family trip that begins to unravel even before anything truly terrifying happens. The parents take their son to a cabin in the woods to spend a few quiet days away from the city. At first, everything seems normal: the road, conversations, a normal vacation. But the longer the family stays in the forest and the silence, the stronger the feeling that someone is always nearby. The forest is nearby The game doesn't try to scare you with monsters or mysticism. Instead, the fear is built on ordinary things: noise outside the window, a glance toward the trees, an excessively long silence behind the door. Gradually, you begin to notice odd behavior in your parents, tension in their conversations, and a feeling that someone is watching the house, but no one wants to talk about it out loud. Exploration takes place throughout the house, its surroundings, and short story scenes. You need to examine rooms, interact with objects, and simply observe the action carefully. The voice microphone is particularly frustrating: extra noise or conversation can unexpectedly interfere with the action, causing you to become quieter even in front of the screen. Features of the game Psychological horror without mysticism and monsters. A story about a family trip to an isolated forest. First-person exploration and interaction. Using the player's voice through the microphone.