ViviON Lab Debuts Psychological Horror Game 7 Days To Think About It at BitSummit
The game marks viviON's entry into indie game publishing, combining a memory-testing mechanic with horror elements from an Italian indie creator whose previous short game gained international attention.
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ViviON Lab, a new game label from web comic company viviON, showed a playable demo of its first title, the psychological horror walking simulator 7 Days To Think About It, at BitSummit PUNCH in Kyoto. The game tests players' memory of furniture placement across repeated map traversals, with a Steam release planned for July 2026.
ViviON Lab, the game label launched by web comic company viviON, exhibited a playable demo of its debut title 7 Days To Think About It at BitSummit PUNCH in Kyoto from May 22 to May 24. The game is a walking simulator that challenges players to remember the placement of furniture and objects across repeated trips through a building. A mysterious man asks questions about the layout; correct answers advance the day, wrong answers send the player back. Furniture is randomized each run, with details like toilet paper quantity or bag position changing. Horror elements include corpses, one-eyed monsters, and jump scares. The 3D pixel art style is intentionally blurry to heighten fear. The game is developed by Tokyo studio Mankind Games in collaboration with Italian creator Andrea Tarondo, known for the short psychological adventure Looking Up I See Only A Ceiling. A demo is available on Steam, and the full release is scheduled for July 2026.
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