Inhuman

Inhuman is an indie horror game with a first-person perspective and interactive locations, where not only opening and closing doors or reading notes is possible but also opening/closing drawers in tables/cabinets, inspect active objects from different angles and even playing billiards can all take place within its interactive environments. You don't just press one button when interacting with them - instead holding and moving the mouse is required instead! Inhuman also boasts quest elements within its gameplay to encourage exploration as you search locations while solving riddles/puzzles such as searching clues/decipher inscriptions etc as well as rotating/placing objects correctly etc among many tasks to fulfill.

This product was the work of only one Chinese developer. It features dark ambient music during gameplay as well as jump scares; its name can be translated as Inhuman; its plot follows a girl conducting her investigation. A protagonist aims to discover exactly what occurred at a mansion that burnt to the ground over two decades prior. She hopes to discover exactly why its family died there before being kidnapped herself one day. A young woman finds her way back into a house once believed to have burned down, feeling dizzy and experiencing difficulty distinguishing hallucinations from reality. This plot unfolds with cut scenes showing engine images as well as documents found throughout each room in which she finds herself.