The Wellmonts Case is a first-person psychological horror film that immerses you in the investigation of a missing family in northern Maine in the early 1990s. An abandoned farm becomes more than just a place to search for clues, but a space where memory, fear, and doubt intertwine, gradually eroding your confidence in what's really happening. When reality starts to crack Arriving at the farm, the detective encounters a setting that seems to defy logic. The rooms look simultaneously familiar and alien, objects evoke uneasiness, and the space itself seems to watch his every step. Gradually, perception becomes distorted, details cease to form a clear picture, and the sense of time begins to slip away. As you delve deeper, you collect clues, photographs, and fragments of history, but every answer you find raises new questions. Notes, locks, and household items appear intentionally left behind, raising doubts about the randomness of what's happening. The investigation becomes a test of judgment, where the truth may prove more dangerous than the unknown. Features of the game A psychological horror with an emphasis on atmosphere and tension. Exploration of an abandoned farm with elements of investigation. Photographing and documenting evidence. A narrative that blurs the line between reality and fear.