Toy Deceiver

“Toy Deceiver” is a psychological horror and detective story about lies, observation, and inevitability. As the guardian of the toys, you find yourself in a house where the silent creatures seem obedient... but among them lies a deceiver—a doll whose intentions are deadly.

Every hour spent in the game brings closer the dawn—and with it, the fate of those still alive. The toys talk, argue, befriend, and hate. But beneath these naive masks lies something much darker.

The Book of Prophecy is a mysterious artifact that appears randomly. It has the power to reveal the fate of one of the toys... or to become its doom. Each time the book is opened, the tension builds: who will it lead to destruction this time? It is up to the player to decide whether the book's prophecies hold truth or deception.

“Toy Deceiver” offers four difficulty levels, from easy, where the book appears more often, to Nightmare mode, where each appearance is a rare and terrifying omen. As the difficulty increases, not only do your chances of survival change, but so does your perception of the situation: the fewer clues you have, the more you doubt your own conclusions.

 The visual atmosphere is carefully crafted, with soft light reflecting off the polished faces of the toys, quiet footsteps in the empty room, and subtle rustling sounds at night. The sound design, which changes depending on the time and the player's actions, enhances the sense of anxiety and immersion.

“Toy Deceiver” is not just a game about finding a traitor. It is a story about trust, fear, and the fine line between play and nightmare. Here, every choice can be your last, and every dream can be a warning.