Ramona is an action and psychological-horror game by Daniele Doesn’t Matter. The gameplay is primarily in first-person, and you are tasked with exploring a haunted apartment to uncover the dark secrets buried within. Be warned, invisible entities are lurking around that can only be revealed using your camera.

Venture into the darkness

Ramona is set in the 1970s, inside an old flat filled with disturbing memories and dark secrets to unravel. The protagonist, Samuel, is a journalist who ventures into the cursed home to solve puzzles and find documents to reveal the terrifying truth about the apartment’s tenant, Ramona.

Samuel enters the horror, armed only with a camera that can be used to reveal ghosts not seen by the human eye. The game is a tense adventure, with mild jumpscares, and has an intriguing story that is disclosed through the letters, diaries, and photos lying around the house.

A chilling game that thrives on mood and tension

Overall, Ramona is a highly promising horror title that deserves credit for its atmospheric exploration and puzzle-infused narratives. The dark surroundings and ambience significantly add tension, but it’s a bit hard to see things at times. It’s also a pretty short game that can be completed in one sitting.