Obakeyashiki Maker Brings Haunted House Building to Steam
Asobiba Kurousagi opened a Steam store page for Obakeyashiki Maker, a game where players build a haunted house from parts and gimmicks and then run it against friends.
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Why it matters
The store page turns a build-and-scare concept into a concrete pitch, with a manager role that lets one player trigger gimmicks in real time against up to four explorers and a code system for publishing finished houses.
Key Facts
- Asobiba Kurousagi is developing and selling Obakeyashiki Maker.
- The Steam store page for Obakeyashiki Maker lists 11 location types, including Showa-era houses, schools, housing complexes, hospitals, inns, tunnels, and stations.
- One manager plays against 1 to 4 explorers in Obakeyashiki Maker.
- Completed haunted houses in Obakeyashiki Maker can be published with a dedicated code.
- Obakeyashiki Maker has a release date listed as coming soon on Steam, with the price undecided.
The page lists 11 location types, including Showa-era houses, schools, housing complexes, hospitals, inns, tunnels, and stations. One manager plays against 1 to 4 explorers. The release date is listed as coming soon, with the price undecided.
The Steam page for Obakeyashiki Maker is live, and it lays out a two-part loop: assemble the house, then run it live. Players place gimmicks such as lights that cut out, dolls that move when you look away, and jack-in-the-boxes that spring when someone gets close. A story mode has players answer requests from ghosts who want humans frightened, and a ghost that likes the result moves into the house.
Once a house is built, the manager watches the floor plan from above and triggers gimmicks at chosen moments, cutting a light over a friend's head or shutting a door on the path they fled down. Finished houses can be published with a dedicated code, and the floor plan records where explorers stopped and where they were frightened.
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