A highly original single player adventure of exploration, intrigue and psychological terror. Fobia is a game through which, as objectives are achieved, they leave unlocking sequences of the film until you see its end. These are two adventures that take place in parallel, but that complement each other forming the sum, which creates a symbiosis with the protagonist and the sensation of who is living it is the viewer. Unlike most games, whose developers create cutscenes to complement the gameplay, Fobia is the game of the 12-minute movie with the same name that gives meaning to the adventure.

The story begins suddenly, without knowing what is going to happen next, creating a feeling of intrigue during all the time, as the game progresses and the plot develops, psychological terror and a feeling of anxiety increase, until it is the end, with a surprising outcome, which clarifies everything experienced in the adventure. Nerea is the protagonist, who, surrounded by nightmares and paranormal events, must discover the unexpected outcome of a plot that immerses her in an atmosphere of mystery and terror. She is a defenseless girl who does not know how to fight, nor does she have weapons, the only way to survive is evasion and stealth. It does not have a radar, map or compass to easily point the way like in other games. She only has her intuitive heart that, beating frantically, warns her when danger is approaching. Realism is encouraged in a way. The feeling that she is lost, stalked, lonely, and helpless are created on purpose. The main character will be controlled from the third-person camera, although he will have the option to switch to the first-person camera with just one click of the button at any moment. For all this, Fobia is a video game of great originality and that will be to everyone’s liking, because it has a little bit of it everything and, in turn, nothing from other games. It is translated into English, Spanish and Basque. “There Is something worse than fear…”