A good indie horror game with a solid atmosphere. Instead of the usual Lovecraftian tropes, it features cool references to The King in Yellow, which is a refreshing touch (and which I personally like).
Despite its short length, you can see a lot of attention to detail from the developers. The apartments are fun to explore, and the voice acting is well done.
The gameplay is simple, but as a walking simulator, that makes sense. The puzzles aren’t too hard. The fear doesn’t come from cheap jumpscares but from the atmosphere of the building, and it truly feels like the protagonist is descending into madness.

Absolutely blown away by Chorus of Carcosa! This game is a true visual masterpiece with stunning graphics that transport you into a dark, atmospheric world. The attention to detail in every environment is breathtaking, but the statue is truly the crowning jewel - its intricate design and eerie presence left me absolutely spellbound.

I loved the story, the setting, and the little subplots. If you know where to look, there are many clever references to the original King in Yellow. Have you seen the Yellow Sign?) The location and sound design are also very good. The statue levels are chilling. Overall, it is a great experience if suspense and atmospheric horror is your cup of tea.