Overview
"Boku ga Oni Ne" plunges players into a chilling high-speed action horror experience. The game is set in a village once known as "Sugi-maru Village," which mysteriously lost all its inhabitants one night, accompanied by a lullaby. Since then, the area has been plagued by the sounds of children's laughter and human groans, blurring the lines between folklore and reality. Players will find themselves confronting spectral entities like Teke Teke, Turbo Babaa, and swarms of pale children, all while delving into the dark secrets the land has long concealed. The core gameplay loop involves collecting talismans to escape and uncover all the game's endings, emphasizing that the past games of childhood are no longer mere play.
Highlights
- Genre Blend: This title masterfully combines high-speed action, sports-like agility, and thrilling action-adventure elements with a distinct creature collector twist, all wrapped in a dark, horror-infused 3D environment.
- Atmospheric Horror: Experience a world where imagined horrors, such as the legendary Teke Teke and Turbo Babaa, manifest alongside ghostly children, creating a deeply unsettling atmosphere.
- Escape and Discovery: The primary objective is to gather talismans to escape the cursed village and uncover its hidden truths, with multiple endings to discover.
Who It's For
"Boku ga Oni Ne" is designed for players who enjoy fast-paced action and a good scare. Fans of horror games that incorporate unique mechanics, such as collecting items under pressure and exploring unsettling environments, will find this title particularly engaging. It's also suited for those who appreciate games with a strong narrative and multiple branching paths leading to different conclusions.
Game Info
Developed by 株式会社UNCHAIN and HiBiGA, and published by 株式会社UNCHAIN, "Boku ga Oni Ne" was released on December 23, 2025. It supports multiplayer gameplay and is available via Steam Family Sharing. The game is presented in 3D and features a dark, thriller-oriented atmosphere. It is rated for all ages, with no specific content descriptors noted. The game is a paid title and has received initial user reviews on Steam.





