The Sushi House is a first-person psychological thriller about a quiet part-time job at a small restaurant that gradually turns into a trap. Routine duties — making sushi, cleaning the room, taking orders — create a sense of order, but beneath it, anxiety pulsates. With each passing day, the silence grows louder, the light dimmer, and familiar things begin to lose their meaning. Everyday ritual The player explores a confined space where every detail seems significant. Shadows move too quickly, reflections in glass linger a moment longer than they should. Dialogue becomes fragmented, and the pauses between actions fill with tension, as if the place itself breathes in time with your movements. Everything familiar becomes a ritual, where fear lives between your breath and your step. Each shift blurs the line between reality and the alien. There are no monsters, no obvious threats — only a slowly growing sense of wrongness. Everyday life becomes an instrument of horror, where simple actions make you doubt your own existence. When work becomes a nightmare, it's no longer clear who's in charge — you or the place itself, demanding obedience. Features of the game An immersive psychological horror without jump scares or obvious threats. Realistic process of cooking, cleaning and interaction with the environment. Gradually increasing tension through repetition and detail. A short but dense experience based on atmosphere and perception.