Peek

About

Peek is an indie horror simulator where you rely on sound to survive. You play as a priest performing a ritual in a haunted room, using spatial audio to track a lurking spirit. Listen to clues, determine their direction and distance, then place relics in a grid to complete the rite. Every decision matters, wrong moves escalate the threat. The game’s tension comes from its reliance on audio, making every creak and whisper feel urgent. With no visual cues, players must trust their ears, creating a claustrophobic experience. The risk of failure is high, mistakes draw the spirit closer, and peeking at the source could end the ritual instantly. Early feedback highlights its clever use of sound design to build dread, turning your headphones into a survival tool.

Storyline

You are Father Herman Goldie, summoned by the Ranford family to cleanse their den of its former occupant, the late Edna Maney, whose body was found under mysterious circumstances in the attic weeks ago. Though her remains have been removed, something else still lingers. Your predecessor, Father Marron, attempted the rite but fled within minutes, his face slashed, his sight lost forever. Now, it falls to you to finish what he could not...