Claire

Claire created by a solo developer, is the gripping sequel to the acclaimed horror game Ethel. Set in 1963, you play as Beth, who returns to her distant sister Claire’s house after years of silence following a bitter falling out. Hoping to reconcile, Beth finds the house mysteriously abandoned, as if Claire vanished without a trace. As you explore the eerie home, you’ll uncover dark family secrets, revealing a tragic past and supernatural forces at play. Blending exploration, puzzles, and psychological horror, Claire offers a terrifying new chapter filled with deeper narrative and haunting experiences.

What Sets Claire Apart?

Claire doesn’t rely on jump scares alone, it builds dread with silence, discovery, and consequence. Players who enjoyed the emotional weight of Slay the Princess or the immersive tension of Visage will find a uniquely haunting journey here.

Mature Content Warning

Claire contains themes of grief, trauma, and psychological horror. Player discretion is advised.

FEATURES:

• Length: 4–5 hours of tightly crafted psychological horror with cinematic pacing.

• Voice Dialogue: Fully voice-acted cast bringing every major character to life.

• Chase Scenes: Chase sequences designed for tension, not repetition.

• Checkpoint Saves: Seamlessly pick up where you left off with checkpoint saves.

• Multiple Endings: Your choices and discoveries shape Beth’s story, leading to different endings based on what you uncover and decide to do.

• Psychological Horror: Face unsettling moments and random supernatural elements that

ramp up the suspense.

• Immersive Exploration: Explore a detailed, atmospheric house filled with hidden secrets and interactive elements.

• Intricate Puzzles: Face challenging puzzles that unlock new areas and reveal deep family secrets.

• Environmental Storytelling: Piece together the dark history of Beth and Claire’s family through letters, diaries, and personal items.

• Realistic Sound Design: Lifelike 3D audio that enhances the tension and fully captures the eerie atmosphere.

• Interactive Objects: Engage and examine with key items to uncover story details and solve puzzles.

• Sequel Continuity: Fans of Ethel will recognize familiar themes and mechanics, now expanded with new features and more impactful scares.