Sep 19
Double H Productions has released Tape 101: Liminal Descent, a psychological horror game set in liminal spaces shaped by the five stages of grief from Elisabeth Kubler-Ross: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Players use an RC car to enter ventilation ducts, gaps under doors, and crevices, collecting items and activating devices. Each chapter reflects one stage of the model. The game is available on Steam at 15 percent off until September 26.
Sep 11
Double H Productions will release Tape 101: Liminal Descent on PC via Steam on September 19, the studio announced in September. The psychological horror game sends players through liminal spaces built from repeating beige corridors, tiled passageways, and empty offices. Its main tool is a small camera-equipped remote-controlled car, which players drive into ventilation ducts and under doors to collect items and activate devices in places a person cannot reach. The developer says the spaces themselves work as puzzles: layouts shift as chapters progress, and players observe patterns to find a route forward. The world is structured around the five stages of grief described by psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, covering denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, with each stage expressed as a location. Double H Productions is a two-person indie studio made up of Suversa and Nana. A free demo is available now on the Steam store page.