War Fantasy is a first-person psychological horror game that uses the military shooter format to explore far more troubling topics than just another virtual war. There are no heroic deeds, no saving the world, and no sense of exceptionalism. Instead, the player finds themselves within an endless training system, where every action is recorded, analyzed, and used to achieve one goal: to mold a person into the perfect instrument of violence. The order will be repeated again and again The military complex you'll be navigating obeys its own logic. Corridors loop, training areas have no exit, and familiar rooms can change beyond recognition after the next turn. The space constantly plays with perception and forces you to question what's happening. The further you progress, the harder it becomes to discern where the training simulation ends and something far more real begins. The commander's voice constantly hovers over the action. He evaluates the player's actions, issues orders, comments on mistakes, and gradually becomes an integral part of the gameplay. Modern weapons, drones, and military technology are reproduced in as much detail as possible, but this realism isn't just for entertainment. The game deliberately provokes reflection on why such things seem so familiar and what role they play in how we perceive war through video games. Features of the game A psychological horror film exploring themes of war and violence. A non-linear narrative with cycles, repetitions and different outcomes. Surreal spaces that violate the usual logic of the world. A system that analyzes player behavior and responds to it.