Hello everyone.
Never Made It Home is now available to play.
It is a short first-person psychological horror game about working the night shift in an empty office and walking home alone afterward. The focus is on tension, isolation, and the kind of fear that builds quietly rather than through constant shocks.
The game is free. You can download the game here: https://grave-hour-studios.itch.io/never-made-it-home
Thank you for the support. Feedback is welcome.
— Grave Hour Studios
Hey everyone! The full version of Still Dreaming is out now.
Quick summary: You wake up in a house that looks exactly like home — until small details stop sitting right. A voice speaks directly into your mind, calm and confident about things it has no business being sure of. It's not always telling the truth, and you're never told which parts to doubt. Explore, collect evidence, and decide for yourself what actually belongs.
Since the jam demo, it's grown into a much more complete experience — more of the house, a real evidence/journal system, a sanity meter with actual consequences, and something waiting once you've figured it all out.
Available now for $1.99 on Windows, Linux, and Android.
Thanks so much to everyone who played the jam version and left feedback — it genuinely shaped this release.
Quick update on Still Dreaming — fixed a bug where jump scares could happen off-screen (camera now snaps to look at them when they trigger), and added a clue at the start of the game to help guide what you're supposed to do.
Thanks again to everyone who's played and left feedback — it's genuinely helped shape this update!
Hey everyone!
For the GMTK Game Jam 2026, I spent 4 frantic days building a stealth-action game called Stealing At My Workplace.
The premise is simple: You're a disgruntled employee trying to loot your retro 1960s office before time runs out. The catch? You only have 5 minutes, a strict 3-item inventory limit, a 1.5-second pickup cooldown, and sprinting actually drains your timer even faster. Once the clock hits zero... a monster wakes up, and you better have already clocked out.
Since this was built under a super tight 4-day deadline, I'd love to get some honest feedback from players and devs.
Core Features
The 5-Minute Panic: High-stakes time management where greed always threatens to kill you.
Inventory Management: Carrying a max of 3 items forces constant round-trips to the exit.
Sprint Risk: Moving fast costs you precious seconds on the overall clock.
Post-Timer Threat: A terrifying monster spawns if you fail to escape before time expires.
1960s Aesthetic: Typewriters, heavy brass desk items, analog tape recorders, and metal filing cabinets.
You can download and play Stealing At My Workplace across multiple platforms:
Download for Windows, Linux, and Android on Itch.io HERE!
