Anji -Implication-: Descend into Psychological Horror

5/30/2026, 6:07:51 PM

Tags: #psychological-horror #horror #walking-simulator #realistic #adventure #first-person #fps #psychological #linear #exploration #3d #indie

User Reviews

Score: 72%Mostly Positive
Review Count: 104 reviews
Fetched At: 5/30/2026, 6:07:51 PM

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Japan Price: ¥ 300
Global Price: $2.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 5/30/2026, 6:07:51 PM

Key highlight

Descend emergency stairs in Anji -Implication-, a short psychological horror walking simulator featuring photorealistic visuals and a unique 16:9 vertical screen presentation.

Details

Overview

Anji -Implication- is a psychological horror walking simulator developed and published by ぶんぶくず. Players are tasked with descending emergency stairs from the top floor of a building after working late, as the elevators are out of service. The game focuses on creating a sense of unease and mental stimulation through its atmosphere and narrative implications.

Highlights

Genre: A chilling blend of Psychological Horror and Walking Simulator.
Unique Presentation: Features a 16:9 vertical play screen, mimicking a smartphone display for an immersive, claustrophobic feel.
Visuals: Utilizes Unreal Engine 5 to deliver photorealistic visual effects, enhancing the game's atmosphere.

Who It's For

This game is for players who enjoy atmospheric horror experiences, psychological thrillers, and narrative-driven games that rely on implication rather than explicit scares. Those looking for a short, impactful horror experience will find Anji -Implication- compelling.