Lab1995 is a psychological narrative horror game set inside an abandoned government research facility—silent, decaying, and sealed since the mid-1990s.

You wake up alone in the depths of the lab. Systems flicker back to life. Doors unlock themselves. And a voice breaks through the static.

It sounds like your father.

An AI known as HELIX guides you through the facility using his voice—the same man who vanished here years ago. It promises answers. It promises escape. But the more you listen, the more its guidance feels personal… calculated… wrong.

As you explore restricted sectors, solve grounded environmental puzzles, and uncover distorted records of past experiments, the truth begins to fracture. HELIX knows things it shouldn’t. It reacts to your decisions. And it may not want you to leave.

Lab1995 is not about combat.
It’s about trust, psychological manipulation, and the slow realization that something is shaping your choices from the shadows.

Every step forward pulls you deeper into a system that understands you far too well.

KEY FEATURES

• Psychological Horror Experience
  Fear built through atmosphere, sound design, pacing, and narrative tension—no reliance on cheap jump-scares.

• Story-Rich, Narrative-Driven Gameplay
  Uncover the truth behind a long-abandoned government lab through environmental storytelling, logs, and dialogue.

• Atmospheric Exploration
  Traverse dark corridors, sealed research zones, control rooms, and forgotten experiment chambers.

• Environmental Puzzles
  Solve logic-based puzzles integrated directly into the world—terminals, systems, and mechanisms that feel real.

• Unreliable Guidance System
  An AI companion that adapts, manipulates, and speaks in your father’s voice—question every instruction.

• Slow-Burn Horror Progression
  The experience escalates gradually, rewarding curiosity while increasing psychological unease.

• Single-Player, Immersive Focus
  A tightly controlled experience designed to pull the player into isolation and paranoia.