Serafini Productions Turns Hikikomori Isolation Into A Horror Game
The $15.99 title follows Junko through warped spaces tied to Shinji's story from Don't Watch, live now on Xbox and PC.
- CEO Sebastiano Serafini says horror is the medium, human experience is the core.
- Junko, a hikikomori, confronts distorted memories while an unseen presence tracks her moves.
- The game launches today on Xbox Series X|S and PC for $15.99, discounted to $14.39.
Why it matters: A press release calling itself an essay on trauma is still the company selling its own game.