Hoard

Maya runs Entropy Remediation Services, a company that thrives where others won't even breathe. But the Blackwood Estate is unlike any biohazard site she's ever encountered. Condemned and forgotten, the Victorian mansion is packed floor-to-ceiling with forty years of a recluse's life—a labyrinth of unstable tunnels carved through mountains of decaying junk.

As Maya and her team venture deeper into the crushing silence of the hoard, the house begins to groan under the impossible weight. Every step is a gamble against an avalanche of razor-sharp debris and stifling dust.

The threat isn't a ghost or a cult; it's the physical manifestation of a broken mind. Maya soon realizes that the previous owner didn't just disappear—he became part of the architecture. In a house where gravity is the predator and oxygen is a luxury, getting lost means being forgotten forever.

A suffocating, claustrophobic descent into the heart of obsession. In this house, you don't just clear the mess—you survive the weight of it.