Android · iOS
This is not a test.
It logs.
It classifies.
It remembers.
An eerie psychological horror experience disguised as a corrupted personal evaluation system.
Boot into a green-black terminal inspired by 1980s computer screens. Answer yes-or-no questions while the system measures more than your answers.
Watch the System Wake
Step into a corrupted personal evaluation system built around retro terminal visuals, unsettling yes-or-no questions, flickering screens, glitch audio, and slow-burn psychological horror.
ARCHIVE IX is a slow-burn psychological horror game built around uncomfortable yes-or-no choices, retro computer interfaces, corrupted-system storytelling, and an atmosphere driven by sound, flicker, scanlines, vibration, and glitch behavior.
It is not about cheap jumpscares. It is about the feeling that the system is watching too closely - and learning too much.
Corrupted Evaluation System
Answer unsettling yes-or-no questions while the system tracks patterns, hesitation, contradictions, and instability.
Retro Terminal Horror
A green-black interface inspired by old computer screens, built around slow tension and analog-style presentation.
Glitch-Driven Atmosphere
Static hum, screen flicker, scanlines, vibration, audio distortion, and corrupted behavior build the experience.
No Cheap Jumpscares
ARCHIVE IX focuses on discomfort, curiosity, and slow-burn psychological pressure.
