Dr. Yaga Lost House

An abandoned doctor’s residence becomes the set for a dangerous paranormal investigation in this first-person indie horror experience. You play a fearless video creator who enters Dr. Yaga’s long-sealed home hoping to record proof of the supernatural, only to uncover evidence of cruel medical experiments hidden behind the doctor’s respectable reputation. The mood leans into claustrophobic, shadow-heavy scares rather than action-heavy spectacle, with every corridor suggesting that something is waiting just out of sight. Escaping alive matters as much as finding material worth documenting.

Exploration drives the night forward as you search rooms, inspect clues, and piece together what happened to the people Dr. Yaga treated as test subjects. Locked doors, concealed spaces, and environmental puzzles steadily open new sections of the house, while traps and lurking threats make careless wandering risky. Resource management adds pressure to the investigation, requiring players to consider when to push onward and when to preserve what they have for a more dangerous encounter. The structure also makes your decisions meaningful, since different routes and discoveries can lead to multiple conclusions rather than one fixed ending.

Dr. Yaga Lost House stands out through its found-footage-adjacent premise: the protagonist is not simply trapped in a haunted building, but actively trying to document its horrors for an audience. That framing gives the mystery a practical edge, balancing traditional haunted-house exploration with the uneasy feeling of being a creator who has finally chased the wrong story. Players who enjoy the puzzle-led tension of Amnesia-style horror, where atmosphere and discovery carry more weight than firepower, should find plenty to like here. It is a solid fit for newcomers wanting a focused scare campaign, while completionists can revisit the house to uncover alternate paths, hidden material, and every ending.