🎮 About the Game

Noa is a short first-person horror game set entirely inside a 1970s apartment.
You play as Noa, a deaf woman who receives a letter — fifteen years after the death of her aunt Elise.

But something is wrong. The house feels different. The walls breathe. And Elise... is not at rest.

• Explore the apartment.
• Follow the signs.
• Face the silence.

• Duration: ±5 minutes
• Genre: Atmospheric horror / Visual storytelling
• Audio: No sound — designed to evoke fear purely through visuals.

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🧪 Purpose

This game was created as part of a design experiment to test visual horror systems for deaf players.
Noa is a prototype focused on silence, suggestion, and visual atmosphere — without relying on sound.

It was presented during the open campus day of LUCA School of Arts for a wide audience, and was found semi-successful by most people.

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👤 Credits

Developed by
Sander Daniels & Seppe Dorissen

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🎮 Controls

• WASD – Move
• Mouse – Look
• E – Interact
• Space – Continue
• Alt + F4 – Exit

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⚠️ Content Warning

This game contains themes of death, isolation, and psychological horror.
No graphic violence.

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💡 Notes

• Best played in a dark room, full screen.
• Headphones optional — there is no sound.
• Visual effects are used to simulate tension and heartbeat-like ambiance.
• ⚠️ Warning: Contains flashing lights and visual distortions that may not be suitable for players with photosensitive epilepsy.