The Tag-along Obsession

About

The Tag-along Obsession is a first-person horror game where you play Hui-Ting, a journalist investigating supernatural events at a derelict resort. Explore decaying halls and shadowy woods while solving environmental puzzles tied to a haunting backstory. The game mixes tense atmosphere with methodical investigation, your flashlight flickers as you avoid unseen threats and piece together why the resort’s dark history keeps pulling you back. Built on an urban legend adapted from a film, the game leans into eerie visuals and slow-burn dread. The resort’s layout feels deliberately oppressive, with each area hiding new clues about past tragedies. While it won’t rewrite the horror genre, its focus on story and setting earns praise from early playtesters, who noted its ability to sustain unease without relying on jump scares. The ritual-based climax ties together themes of possession and guilt, leaving room for interpretation without overexplaining.

Storyline

Hui-Ting was working at a television station. She joined a team that went to a long-abandoned resort for a report, where they encountered red-winged death's-head hawkmoths, and the team had an accident. Hui-Ting was the only one who survived. Even after waking up, she was continually haunted by nightmares and sought help from various spiritual practitioners. One day, she encountered a medium named Mrs. Chen, who warned her that she was possessed by a vengeful spirit, which could endanger her life. To lift this curse, she needed to return to the resort and perform a ritual. With Mrs. Chen's assistance, Hui-Ting returned to the resort. She faced numerous challenges, uncovered past tragedies, and unraveled a series of mysteries.