Ghost Verification Horror Game Reisho Kansokushi Opens Steam Page
The game's core loop of inducing dangerous paranormal events for verification data, rather than exorcising them, sets it apart from typical horror titles and is now visible to Steam users ahead of its 2026 release.
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CoMuCreator opened the Steam store page for Reisho Kansokushi on July 28, with release scheduled for the third quarter of 2026. The game is set in a 20-year-abandoned manor and tasks players with recording paranormal phenomena using verification devices while managing a mental contamination level. Closed alpha tester applications are open until August 7.
CoMuCreator has launched the Steam page for Reisho Kansokushi, a J-horror-style spirit verification game set in the Former Inumaki Manor, a ruin abandoned for 20 years. Players take on the role of an investigator who does not exorcise paranormal phenomena but records them as digital data using devices like the Trifield Meter and Ghost Compass.
Exploration is split into day and night phases. Daytime involves searching for clues such as diaries and personal effects, while nighttime brings full-scale verification as phenomena intensify. Using a personal effect in a specific room can intentionally invoke a powerful event, but doing so raises the mental contamination level, increasing screen noise and heartbeat sounds. If the player is consumed by madness, they lose consciousness before morning and the game ends.
Recorded events and items are compiled into verification reports, and gathering certain evidence unlocks new rooms and reveals the manor's past. The developer is recruiting closed alpha testers through an application form until August 7.
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