Request Message

Request Message is a 2D psychological horror mystery game that puts players in the shoes of Danilo Trinidad as he returns to his storm-battered hometown to investigate the fifteen-year disappearance of his childhood friend. The game combines choice-driven narrative, atmospheric sound design and exploration of memories, letting players shape Danilo’s emotions, sanity and the story’s outcome. If you enjoy slow-burn mysteries, moral dilemmas and character-focused storytelling, Request Message offers tense encounters, haunting messages and multiple endings that reward careful choices and attention to detail.

Key Features

⭐ Choice-driven narrative in Request Message where every decision alters Danilo’s emotions and the course of the story.

⭐ 2D psychological horror atmosphere that blends mystery, memory and unsettling visions.

⭐ Explore childhood locations, uncover diaries, old clues and eerie messages that push the plot forward.

⭐ Rich audio design and sudden visual/audio effects to build tension and dread.

⭐ Multiple endings and branching paths that reflect player choices and Danilo’s fragile sanity.

Advantages

✅ Deep, character-focused storytelling that rewards attention to detail and careful decision-making.

✅ Meaningful choices and branching outcomes increase replay value and player investment.

✅ Customizable controls and modest system requirements make the game accessible on many PCs.

✅ A clear creative vision from a compact team provides a focused, narrative-driven experience.

Disadvantages

❎ Contains intense psychological themes and sudden audiovisual effects that may be upsetting to some players.

❎ Packaged for Windows desktop play, so platform support is limited.

❎ As a student capstone project, it may show occasional rough edges or minor technical issues.

Development Team

Request Message was developed by a group of 4th-year BSIT college students using the Godot engine as their final capstone project, and the team welcomes player feedback to help refine the game and support their documentation efforts.