You find a phone. It isn't switched off.
Ghost-OS is a narrative horror game played entirely through the interface of a fictional Android phone. Open the messages, dig through the files, look at the photos and cross-reference the EXIF metadata to work out what happened to its owner.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Explore a believable file system, with hidden folders and locked files.
• Read conversations that arrive on the phone's internal clock.
• Open the gallery, zoom in, and check dates, GPS, flash and detected faces.
• Analyse images to reveal details you can't see at a glance.
• Run the camera diagnostic, then find out the phone does more than answer.
• Collect clues and unlock the story's three acts.
ACT I IS FREE
Act I is playable for free, in full. The complete story (Acts II and III) is available via a one-time in-app purchase of CAD $4.99.
No coins, no chapters sold one at a time, no subscription: pay once and the story is yours.
WHY IT WORKS
You're not watching a character walk across a room — you're holding their phone. Messages arrive when they arrive, not when you tap. Photos contain what photos contain — dates, coordinates, faces — and it's up to you to cross-reference them.
Ghost-OS doesn't hand you a clue on a board. It hands you an object, and you dig.
FEATURES
• Psychological horror, mystery and interface exploration.
• Fully offline: no connection required, no account.
• No ads, no trackers.
• English and French interface.
• Automatic save.
WARNING
The game contains themes of psychological horror, grief, harassment and voyeurism, plus unsettling visual and audio effects. It is not intended for children under 13.
Ghost-OS — the phone nobody reported lost.
You find a phone. It isn't off. Dig through it. Offline.