Don’t Talk to Strangers
Toppema Muppet
"Mom said to come straight home... on time." You overslept, and the school is dark. Manage your crumbling sanity, evade a weeping-angel stalker, and survive the lethal hazards of a quiet neighborhood. In this lo-fi psychological horror, talking to the wrong stranger might be your very last mistake.
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About This Game
The sun's down, the school is dead silent, and everyone's long gone. All you have to do is grab the groceries and make it home. Simple, right? Too bad the streets outside aren't quite as empty as they look.
Don't Talk To Strangers is a low-poly psychological horror game about the terrifying vulnerability of being small in a world full of hidden threats. Featuring a fixed cinematic camera and a dynamic sanity system, every choice and every conversation could be your last.
Key Features
Mind Your Sanity: The shadows are empty until your mind starts to slip, and the relentless stalker monster only hunts you when your sanity runs low. Cling to comfort where you can find it: swinging on a playground, picking kind responses, or just soaking in the buzzing, warm glow of a vending machine when you're too broke to buy anything. Nowhere is truly safe.
The "Weeping" Strangers: Interact with over 40 unique NPCs, but choose carefully. Some are stalkers in disguise; talk to the wrong person, and they'll silently start trailing you the second you turn your back.
Lethal Neighborhood Hazards: The streets are just as deadly as the monsters., dodge speeding cars, and watch out for treacherous potholes in the dark.
The School Ghost: Before you even hit the streets, you have to escape the building. Avoid the gaze of a dangerous little girl ghost too ashamed to show her face, and survive a heart pounding classroom chase.

Deep Replayability : Discover 6 distinct endings shaped by the paths you choose, the hazards you dodge, and how well you manage your terror.

Retro Lo-Fi Aesthetic: A gorgeous low-poly art style wrapped in a moody CRT and VHS presentation that feels like digging up a lost classic.

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