İblis3:Phenomena

WARNING:

This game may trigger seizures in individuals with photosensitive epilepsy. It may cause fear of darkness, insomnia, and heart palpitations. Player discretion is advised.

"ARE YOU READY TO RELATE IT TO YOUR REAL WORLD?"

IMPORTANT NOTE:

The game focuses on exploration and gradually increases tension to create a deeper and more meaningful experience. The story is supported by light, loud, paranormal events, and sudden sounds, which may cause significant discomfort. Please consider that it evokes a strong sense of fear and is psychologically challenging.

IBLIS 3: PHENOMENA is a first-person psychological horror game.

Environment

In the game, where we start as a journalist, we will try to find the house where paranormal events occur in an abandoned village and solve the mystery.

Game Story

In this game, depicted based on real events from 1994, during that period, in some regions, women were married off without considering their opinions and thoughts, leading to difficulties. The story follows a young woman named Suna, who, being forced into marriage by her father, feels helpless and seeks solace at her deceased mother's grave. In that emotional moment, she unintentionally wishes for her mother to be present at the wedding, triggering a chain of events. Everything may seem normal up to this point, but... What would your reaction be if you saw a deceased person at a wedding?

Supernatural Beings

Do they exist? Or not? It's unclear...

Developer's Comment on the Game

IBLIS 3: PHENOMENA may have psychological effects. It is advised that individuals who fear darkness, have heart conditions, or are afraid of being alone should not play alone.

WARNING:

IBLIS 3: PHENOMENA is inspired by a real event that occurred in 1994 in an eastern city of Turkey. In fact, if you search online for "Terrifying incident at the cemetery," you may find related news articles. However, due to warnings received, city and person names have been changed. By the way, "If you follow the in-game directions, you might encounter them in real life..."