TULPA

August 2001. Paul Russo is finally moving his family into their new place in Ashbury. He leaves his 16-year-old son, Adam, alone in the basement to finish unpacking while he runs some quick errands.

The basement is cold, dimly lit, and packed with boxes, but the silence doesn't last long. What starts as a routine move-in quickly spirals into a nightmare when a chilling Emergency Broadcast warns of "Mimic Entities" prowling the area. These things aren't just monsters; they take the form of the people you trust most.

TULPA: The Basement Incident is a short, psychological horror prologue. In Ashbury County, thoughts have a way of becoming real. Don't think too hard about what's in the basement.

What to expect:

• Mic Detection: The Tulpa is listening to you. If you make noise in real life, it will find you. You'll need to stay quiet to survive.
• True Analog Horror: Low-fidelity, VHS-style visuals that capture the eerie vibe of the early 2000s.
• Psychological Tension: A slow-burn atmosphere where every creak and whisper matters.
• Uncanny Mimics: Face off against entities that use familiar voices and faces to lure you into the dark.