Dead Letter Dept. (2025)
Genres:Indie, Simulator
Themes:Horror
Game modes:Single player
Story:Dead Letter Dept. is a short horror game mystery experience, where you use your computer keyboard to type in various prompts, and attempt to decipher damaged images as oddities begin to appear.
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