Twelve Boxes is an atmospheric first-person horror game where the player assumes the role of a loader tasked with carrying twelve boxes out of a haunted house. At first glance, the job seems incredibly simple: pick up the load, carry it to the car, and return for more. However, with each new entry, the familiar environment begins to shift, and attentiveness becomes the only way to avoid getting stuck there forever. A house that changes Before each exit, you need to carefully examine the rooms, notice any strange details, and determine whether a new anomaly has appeared in the house. A mistake can force you to retrace your steps, so even minor changes in furniture, lighting, or surrounding objects can make a difference. A simple case of carrying boxes gradually turns into a tense test of memory and observation. The entire story revolves around a single rule and twelve sequential tasks, but the number of mistakes depends solely on the player's decisions. The further the work progresses, the more the house disrupts familiar logic and makes you question everything you see. The compact structure maintains a fast pace, keeping you on your toes until the last box. Features of the game First-person horror game with anomaly search. Twelve boxes that need to be removed from the house. Testing memory, attention and reaction to changes. A cursed location that changes after each return.