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Fire and Ashes psychological horror game features voice recognition mechanics

Fire and Ashes is a first-person survival horror game developed by ASDstudio that utilizes microphone input to influence gameplay. The title features a mechanic where in-game creatures react to the player's real-world sounds, such as breathing, whispering, or shouting, adding a layer of tension to the exploration and combat.

Set in 1977, the narrative follows Henry Gray, who awakens in a blood-filled bathtub within the Paul Staderbeiger Psychiatric Hospital. Players must navigate the facility, solve puzzles, and confront hostile patients and supernatural entities while attempting to distinguish between reality and hallucinations. The story explores Henry's past and suggests the existence of mysterious experiments conducted within the hospital's secret laboratories.

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ASDstudio · Antelus Games · Axyos Games · Henry Gray · Paul Staderbeiger Psychiatric Hospital

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