Webcam Horror Game DON'T BLINK Opens Steam Store Page

Collateral Damage has opened the Steam store page for its survival horror game DON'T BLINK, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp. The page lists the release date as "coming soon" and the price as undecided, and the game does not support Japanese at this point.

The game uses a webcam to track the player's own eyes. The monster moves only when the player closes their eyes, and blinking also serves as a means to move machinery and change the surrounding world.

DON'T BLINK is set in a research facility where all experimental subjects escaped after a terrible accident, leaving the site filled with death and ruins. The player takes the role of a loyal employee of DON'T BLINK CORPORATION, tasked with recovering the company's assets from the depths of the facility.

Players explore the facility, gather tools and valuables to survive, and aim for deeper layers or escape. Completing missions from peculiar staff remaining in the facility can open the way to deeper levels.

According to the Steam store page description, blink detection is processed locally, and video is not recorded or uploaded. A webcam is strongly recommended, but the game can be played to the end without one.