Dollhouse

Dollhouse is a quiet, unsettling experience wrapped in the aesthetic of childhood innocence. You move through miniature rooms, rearranging furniture, placing tiny figures, and shaping domestic scenes that feel both familiar and faintly wrong.

The game rewards patience and attention. Small details shift when you're not looking directly at them, and certain arrangements unlock new rooms or reveal fragments of a story that never quite explains itself. Nothing is rushed. The atmosphere does most of the work.

What makes it linger is the tension between control and unease — you are the one placing everything, yet the house never fully feels like yours.