Overview

[i]VHS Collection: Buried Alive[/i] plunges players into a chilling psychological horror narrative, where the past refuses to stay buried. Developed and published by Notick, this title offers a slow-burn experience focused on guilt, grief, and escalating paranoia. Players step into the shoes of David, a man seeking solace and a fresh start in the isolated, fog-laden town of Alebha. However, his attempts to outrun his past are futile as it relentlessly pursues him.

Highlights

  • Atmospheric Psychological Horror: Immerse yourself in a deeply unsettling environment, characterized by its fog-covered, snow-drenched setting and a palpable sense of dread.
  • Narrative-Driven Experience: The game focuses on David's internal struggle as disturbing dreams begin to blur the lines with reality, creating a compelling and personal horror story.
  • Retro Aesthetic & Interactive Fiction: With its VHS-inspired presentation and interactive fiction elements, the game evokes a distinct retro feel, enhancing its unique atmosphere.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players who appreciate atmospheric horror that relies on psychological tension and narrative depth rather than jump scares. Fans of interactive fiction, walking simulators, and those who enjoy a slow, deliberate descent into madness will find themselves drawn into David's plight. Its retro aesthetic will also appeal to those with a fondness for the visual style of older media.

Game Info

[i]VHS Collection: Buried Alive[/i] is a single-player psychological horror game released on October 28, 2025. It supports multiple languages, including English, German, Spanish, Japanese, French, Korean, and Russian. The game features Steam Achievements and Family Sharing. Developed and published by Notick, it falls under the Horror and Psychological Horror genres, with elements of Atmospheric, Retro, Interactive Fiction, and Life Sim.

Players can expect a first-person perspective experience that emphasizes mood and storytelling. While the user reception is currently Mixed, the game offers a unique take on psychological horror with its distinctive VHS-inspired presentation and focus on internal turmoil.