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Heyo, everyone! I just released my new game, Marupok (Fragile)!
This is one of three projects I’m currently working on. But Marupok is a little different from my previous games—it's fully steeped in Filipino vibes, with dialogue and atmosphere that feel truly local.
Inspired by Fears to Fathom and blended with a mix of other influences, this game is like a true Halo-Halo—a unique combination of flavors that come together into something special.
I'd love for you to check it out! If you play it, let me know your thoughts—your feedback helps me improve not just this game but also my other upcoming projects. And if you run into any bugs, feel free to report them so I can fix them ASAP!
GAME STORY:
You play as Maricel, a kind and friendly woman who enjoys meeting new people. One day, she befriends a man named Joaquin, who misinterprets her kindness as romantic interest. When she bluntly tells him she was only being friendly, Joaquin snaps. His obsession turns into rage, and one fateful night, he decides that if he can’t have her, no one can.
Now trapped in her own home, Maricel must outsmart, evade, and escape Joaquin, who has broken in with the intent to kill her.
Marupok is a Filipino horror game about the emotional vulnerability of people who fall in love too easily, only to get hurt or saddened when rejected.
In Filipino, marupok means "fragile" or "weak," but in a romantic context, it refers to someone who is easily swayed by love or prone to heartbreak.
GAME LINK:
https://murushii.itch.io/marupok
OFFICIAL TRAILER:
Short but amazing. Love the concept of this, I feel like the story itself can be turned into a movie. Something similar to A Quiet Place or Bird Box. Got me with those jumpscares. I'll give this game a 7.8 out of 10 pizzas. It was short and simple but it was amazing! Keep up the good work Dreadloom! :D
When I was playtesting the game, I couldn’t quite connect with the story, but now that I’ve played the full game… this—this game broke me. The unsettling atmosphere hits hard and the story goes deeper than it is, and while the visuals are stunning as always, it’s the story that truly makes Thin Threads stand out—maybe even a level up from Silent Still.
The jumpscares in this game are completely unexpected—even after playtesting half the game before, they still got me. I can't wait to see what you guys create next! Keep up the amazing work. I’m giving this game 8.8 out of 10 sardines.
GAME STORY
It starts with a dot. Simple, right? Wrong. That dot? It’s the spark of the universe—the Big Bang in pixel form. And you? You’re the cursor, the cosmic god of clicking. Every click makes the universe grow—bigger, weirder, and more… existential.
But then, the dot reaches its limit. It changes. It becomes you. Suddenly, you’re small, squishy, and utterly unprepared for what’s coming next. An unseen, omnipotent force (hello, irony) starts clicking on you, dragging you through life’s absurd twists. Joy? Sure. Despair? Definitely. Existential dread? Oh, absolutely.
With every click, you begin to question: Is this really my purpose? What happens when the clicking stops? And the kicker? The one clicking on you probably doesn’t have a clue what they’re doing either.
Prepare for a game that’s part cosmic comedy, part existential horror, and 100% dot-driven chaos.
GAME LINK
DOT (Tuldok) Itch.io Page
OFFICIAL RELEASE TRAILER
This game may not be for everyone, but if you do play it, feel free to post your feedback and comments on the game's itch.io page. It takes only about 3 minutes to complete the game. I spent just one day developing it, and while it turned out okay-ish, you be the judge of it and tell me what you think of it. Might not be my best work but... we'll see what will happen ^_^
I didn’t expect this game to be amazing! It’s a low-poly, PSX-style game, but it perfectly captures the essence of Filipino culture and features a really compelling story.
The jumpscares are plentiful, and some genuinely made me jump. One even gave me goosebumps—a rare experience for me! While there are still a few bugs, they don’t significantly impact the immersion or overall gameplay.
I’d rate this game a solid 8 out of 10 Baluts!
As a prologue, The Red House: Prologue has me genuinely excited for the full game! This feels like a significant step up and level up from your previous game, Lappelduvide.
The gameplay runs smoothly, and I’m really enjoying the story so far. I can’t wait to uncover more about the mysteries inside the Red House.
My only concern is the noticeable bugs, but since this is just a preview of what’s to come, I’m okay with it. 😊
Overall, I’d rate The Red House: Prologue a solid 7.1 out of 10 Wattaroids. Keep up the amazing work, dev!