Walkthroughs

A totally normal investigation that absolutely will not ruin your life. Welcome to The Butler, where you play as Deacon, a man who simply wanted to find answers and instead unlocked generational trauma, cursed secrets, and probably several therapy bills. This guide will walk you step-by-step through everything you need to do and as always, with no spoilers so that you can receive any help you need without having us ruin your experience or surprise!

So you’ve decided to play Claire. Bold of you. Truly. This guide is here to walk you through every creaky hallway, poorly lit room, and deeply questionable decision Beth makes...without you having to wander in circles for 45 minutes wondering what you missed (we’ve all been there… staring at a bookshelf like it personally betrayed us). Inside, you’ll find: - Step-by-step , spoiler free directions that actually make sense - Puzzle solutions explained without the headache - Clear objectives so you’re never stuck yelling “WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME?!” at your screen - And just enough sarcasm to emotionally support you through the chaos This game leans hard into exploration, subtle clues, and “oh cool, I was supposed to notice that 20 minutes ago” energy. So instead of suffering in silence, you’ve got this guide to keep things moving...and your sanity (mostly) intact. Whether you’re here to survive, speed things up, or just avoid being hunted down in the dark like a horror movie extra… you’re in the right place. Now grab your lighter, question every noise, and remember: If something feels like a bad idea… it absolutely is. :)

Welcome to our MADiSON walkthrough & puzzle guide! MADiSON, a game where you play as Luca, a perfectly normal guy who wakes up in a house that is absolutely, definitely, 100% not normal. This walkthrough is here for one simple reason: the house is just rude. It locks doors for no reason, hides important objects in plain sight, changes things when you’re not looking, and generally expects Luca (and you) to figure it all out without explaining anything. This guide exists so you can outsmart the house without ruining the experience. You will still be scared. You will still jump. You will still stare at a wall wondering if it was always like that. But you won’t be stuck!

Welcome to Kowloon is a first-person psychological horror experience that drops you into a cramped apartment complex in search of cheap housing—and very quickly makes you question every life decision that led you there. At first, everything feels… normal enough. The building looks lived-in, the residents seem mostly fine, and nothing immediately screams danger. But it doesn’t take long before things start to feel off. Small details stop making sense. Spaces feel tighter than they should. And the people? Yeah… the people are not okay. This is where the game really starts to get under your skin. Instead of throwing nonstop chaos at you, Welcome to Kowloon leans hard into atmosphere and tension. It lets things breathe just long enough for you to think you’re safe—then immediately proves you are not. You’ll spend a lot of time moving forward even when you really don’t want to, which is exactly the kind of discomfort the game thrives on. And when it decides to go for a scare, it commits. No hesitation. It’s a shorter experience, but it’s tightly paced. There’s very little filler, no dragged-out sections, and just enough mystery to keep you questioning what’s actually happening without over-explaining everything. You’re expected to pay attention, trust your instincts, and accept that not everything is going to make sense right away. This walkthrough will guide you step-by-step through the game, helping you progress smoothly while still letting the tension and key moments land the way they’re supposed to.

Overview & Vibe Check Alright… let’s talk about The Baby in Yellow. This game looks goofy at first. Like, “haha creepy baby, how bad could it be?” Yeah… no. Don’t let it fool you. What starts as a simple babysitting job VERY quickly turns into you questioning every life decision that led you here. The baby teleports, laughs at you, stares into your soul like it knows your search history—and somehow, it only gets worse from there. This is a first-person horror experience focused on completing simple tasks (feed the baby, change the baby, put the baby to bed)… except nothing ever stays simple. The game constantly messes with you—objects move, doors open, the baby refuses to act like a normal human child (shocking), and the longer you play, the more unhinged everything becomes. There’s no combat. No fighting back. Just you… a baby… and a rapidly declining sense of safety.