A first-person atmospheric horror game where you explore a mysterious underground facility and encounter unsettling discoveries.

Believing that everyone hated him and that his life was already ruined, the protagonist one day comes across a suspicious document titled &quot;How to Go to Another World&quot;. Thinking it was fake, he decided to try it using an elevator—only to really arrive in another world.While exploring what seems to be a strange underground facility, he stumbles upon a videotape containing a message from an unknown person. Where is this place? Who recorded the video, and what is happening here?This demo allows you to experience the first chapter (approximately 20-30 minutes of gameplay) and includes [parts of the game system/levels/story]. The full version will include the rest of the story and additional levels.

How To Go To Another World Demo

You stepped into another world in a moment of impulse. Now, you have to find a way out.

The protagonist feels they can no longer endure life in this world. In a hotel-like room, they pick up a note they had prepared in advance — a note describing a method to go to another world. Following the instructions, they press the buttons, close the doors, and repeat. It seems as if nothing is happening — until the elevator suddenly falls.When they open their eyes, they find themselves in an unfamiliar place. A narrow hallway stretches ahead, its walls stained, the air heavy and still. While exploring, the protagonist discovers a videotape. It contains no footage — only a short written message. The message is a record left by someone who, like the protagonist, has arrived here.Where is this place? Who left the message? And is there a way out?This game is a first-person horror experience with gun-based combat and strong visual horror elements. It draws inspiration from classic psychological horror games where fear comes not from sudden noise, but from the weight of silence, the shape of what shouldn’t exist, and the realization that you are being watched.The player explores decaying corridors, empty rooms, and structures that shift without logic. Enemies are few, but violent and disturbing. Each encounter carries risk, and each bullet matters. Fragments of messages, tapes, and objects reveal pieces of a story that is never told directly.This is a game about isolation, violence, and what remains when reason collapses.