Tunnel Vision

About Tunnel Vision

Tunnel Vision was made by Alex Olinkiewicz in one week for Scream Jam 2025, where it placed 13th overall out of 931 entries. It is a free, name-your-own-price Windows download on itch.io, built in Unreal Engine 4.

You are Mark, a reporter. Your friend called about an important event and asked you to record it, but you arrive late and he is nowhere to be found. Everything is seen through a rounded, grainy camcorder frame: a weathered shed with lawn chairs outside, a desk with an old computer and a wall of pinned notes, and a dark place where blood runs down the rock.

It plays as a point-and-click adventure. You click to inspect, read your friend's notes, flick through a set of crime photos from a subway tunnel and elsewhere, and type passwords and combinations into computers and locked boxes. Piece by piece you learn that he was looking into a possible killer connected to unnatural events and nightmares.

It suits players who like found-footage horror and investigation, and a short mystery that ends somewhere dark.

How to play Tunnel Vision

1. Download TunnelVision.zip from itch.io, extract it and run it on Windows.
2. Click with the left mouse button to look at and interact with things.
3. Read the notes and look through the crime photos for clues.
4. Type passwords and combinations with the keyboard when a lock or computer asks.
5. Follow your friend's trail to find out what happened to him.

Tips

• Write down anything that looks like a date, number or name; locks and passwords need them.
• Look at every crime photo; they matter to the investigation.
• Play in the dark with sound on for the found-footage feel.

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