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Watch trailer on Steam ↗Who am I: Remedy
The Tree Gameworks · Published by The Tree Gameworks
Content notice: The game includes disturbing themes that may be distressing for sensitive players, including depictions of violence, murder, death, and suicide.
Positive — 85% positive (33 reviews) · 9 achievements
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
A found footage horror game where you'll try to remember who you are and escape the time loop while documenting everything on a typewriter.
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Adventure, Indie · 2026 · More £5 - £15 games
Embark on a chilling adventure where you must piece together your identity and break free from a relentless time loop, all while documenting your journey with a typewriter. Released in 2026, this indie horror game challenges you to survive and remember who you are.
About this game
WAKE UP.
Opening your eyes, you find yourself in a timeless space — a bridge between life and death. You hear the voices of scientists trying to help an unknown subject escape a time loop. You don't understand any of it and instinctively move toward the light, but...
RECORDING STARTED.
You wake up in an empty house with no memory of your past. Armed with only an old camera and a typewriter you begin an investigation into the house’s past — and your own.
CONDUCT THE INVESTIGATION.
The typewriter becomes your main investigative tool — through it, you read, document, and gradually piece the truth together.
THE HOUSE LEADS.
You realize the routes here cannot be trusted. Corridors shift, and passages open only when the house allows them to.
COLLECT FRAGMENTS OF THE PAST — COLLECT THE STORY.
Solve puzzles and search for the artifacts, notes, and family photographs left behind in the house. Each discovery reveals new pieces of a larger story, bringing you closer to understanding who you are.
AND REMEMBER, YOU ARE NOT ALONE...
KEY FEATURES:
Psychological horror focused on tension, deep storytelling and puzzles;
Immersive found footage effects;
Write your investigation on a typewriter.
Who's calling on the other end?
Created by one person :)
Always changing corridors;
An original soundtrack I wrote for deeper immersion;
AI Generated Content Disclosure: This game was created by a solo developer — an artist, game designer, and musician — with the intention of crafting a story players could enjoy and connect with. Some AI-generated content was used during development to support the game’s intended player experience and creative vision. All AI-assisted content was carefully reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developer.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 / AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1070
- DirectX: Version 12
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
6 New Languages, Soundtrack, Linux Support & Visuals
A major update for Who Am I: Remedy is now live!This update adds 6 new languages to the game:KoreanJapaneseCzechFrenchGermanItalianI wanted more players to experience the story, atmosphere, and investigation in their own language, so this was one of the most important parts of the update. The original soundtrack for the game is available on Steam now. It includes 17 tracks written for Who Am I: Remedy and created to support the game’s atmosphere, tension, and story. I hope you'll enjoy it! Linux support has also been added, so the game is now available for players on Linux as well. But let me know if you have any issues I will do my best to fix it ASAP!I also redesigned the game’s cover. The new version better reflects the meaning of the game, and the creature shown on it now carries a stronger connection to the story. The visual side of the game has also been improved. I reworked several post-processing effects to make the image feel closer to a VHS / found-footage style and to strengthen the overall immersion. Several in-game events have also been reworked to make the experience feel more atmospheric.Thank you to everyone who has played the game, left feedback, or supported the project.I’m also working on macOS support and plan to add it in an upcoming update.- Your Solo DevRead full article on Community Announcements (trees)Patch NotesOfficial
New update is here
A new update is now live.Here’s what changed:The puzzle in Chapter 2 has been improved and made more understandable. If you had trouble progressing through the second chapter before, now might be the perfect time to come back and try again.Added gamma and camera bob settings.Refined parts of the soundtrack throughout the game.If you run into any issues, please let me know — I’ll do my best to fix them as soon as I can.Read full article on Community Announcements (trees)Patch NotesOfficial
One more update for Who Am I: Remedy is now live.
Here’s the changes: flashlight was updated to feel more realistic;the story's branching has been slightly improved.Read full article on Community Announcements (trees)Patch NotesOfficial
A small update for Who Am I: Remedy is now live.
Here’s what changed: slightly reworked parts of the soundtrack in several moments;updated Chapter 3; added the option to load directly into the Chapter 1; added two new achievements that may help you find a way out of the time loop.If you’ve already played the game, now might be a good time to come back and take another look.Read full article on Community Announcements (trees)Patch NotesOfficial
Hotfix Update
Hello everybody,Several bugs that could interfere with completing the game were recently discovered.These issues have now been fixed. If you experienced any progression-related problems, they should now be resolved.Read full article on Community Announcements (trees)
