Games Like NULL

You rented a house on Dunmore Street to finish your degree. Quiet neighbourhood. Cheap rent. Exactly the kind of place where nothing ever happens.

The night you arrived the Johnsons had a baby. The whole street came outside. Firecrackers. Laughter. One of those rare moments where strangers feel like family.

You went to bed thinking this place was going to be fine.

That was the last normal night.

Something happened on Dunmore Street that night. Something that has kept it frozen in that one moment ever since. The neighbours seem fine. The lights stay on. And every time you try to leave you end up exactly where you started.

The deeper you go the less the world holds together.

NULL is a first person psychological horror game about grief, obsession and what happens when love refuses to accept an ending. You talk to people who seem completely normal until they turn and look at you in a way that makes you wish they hadn't. You find what was left behind by someone who could not say goodbye. And slowly the picture forms — what happened here, who did it, and why they thought love was a good enough reason.

Follow where the night leads.

The horror here is not loud.

No monsters. No health bar. No jump scares. The dread in NULL builds through what you piece together yourself — and the choices you make shape how the world responds. What you cannot unlearn once you have found it stays with you. The horror is not something chasing you. It is something you slowly understand — which is worse.

Three ways out. Only one truth.

NULL ends with a choice. Three paths. Three completely different answers to the same night. One has no name. None of them are wrong. Not exactly.

People say dreams are an escape from reality.

NULL asks what happens when you stop wanting to wake up.