Andarin Weppes

About

Navigate a disorienting, shifting house in this first person puzzle game where space and memory refuse to stay fixed. You explore a decaying home where walls fold, floors invert, and familiar objects warp as you move. Solving environmental puzzles requires rethinking basic directions, there’s no up or down, only pathways that bend against logic. Each room reflects a mind figuring out, with solutions tied to reorienting your perception as much as manipulating objects. The game stands out for its quiet, unsettling atmosphere and how it translates cognitive disarray into gameplay. By forcing players to constantly recalibrate their sense of direction, it mirrors the experience of losing grip on reality. Early access builds on Steam suggest a dedicated niche audience, with puzzle designs praised for being both baffling and fair. Its emotional weight comes not from narrative flourishes but from the way space itself becomes a language of forgetting.

Storyline

One day, we come to our grandpa's house after the death of his, who also suffered by dementia. Because of our dementia, Our understanding of the world shifts overtime. We start seeing the rooms, the house very differently. To be able to move in the house, you have to solve puzzles. Rooms are connected to each other in a non euclidean fashion. There is no down or up.