Doghouse [Demo P1] By Mama Bunny

Mama Bunny Games released a new game called Doghouse and the version is Demo P1. The game’s story is about A detective who is searching for his family ends up in a small town and discovers the real reason why his family was there. An ordinary family’s camping trip is interrupted by strange events, and a young boy discovers secrets that will bring his dark side to life. Secret Village, the town they came to, will live with them. The secrets of the town and what it hides will reveal the real reason why it disappeared over ten years earlier.

When the siren wails again, all the residents will respond. The day will become a nightmare and the night torture. To survive, the boy and the detective will have to face their dark sides. Their only weapon will be time, which will turn out to be an illusion. However, they will not meet, but they will definitely know about each other. But they won’t escape… Secret Village will not allow them to do so. Welcome to Secret Village! Welcome to Doghouse!

Developer:	Mama Bunny
File Size:	1.20 GB
Version:	Demo P1
OS:	Windows
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

Demo Part 1

What’s in the demo?
The beginning of the Detective’s story.

Honestly, while working on the demo and trying not to reveal too much while still giving a proper taste of the game, I kind of got lost.
I started reinventing the wheel. I got caught up creating new plugins, new features, and a lot of things the game honestly could survive without.
From my perspective, the most important addition is the Graphics Settings feature. In practice, it boosts the engine and forces it to run at higher performance levels.
This feature works really well – thanks to it, you can play even on a potato PC.
All you need to do is select the right option in the settings menu.
There are four modes available, from Low to Ultra.
Ultra doesn’t work great, but it gives the biggest performance boost.
That said, I recommend using High.
What else? Well… at some point I focused so much on mechanics that I forgot what the demo was actually supposed to represent.
Because of that, the content is fairly modest and ended up being more of a tech demo.
Still, that’s something. The project isn’t standing still. Doghouse is moving forward, although because I spent so much time on the technical side, the overall experience suffered a bit.
Especially since I now have to port all these nuances into the main project, which gives me another month of reworking certain aspects of Part One.
Soon, a test version will be available. This will allow me to check whether dump files are working properly.
In that version, the full prologue and both scenarios will be available – but in a heavily trimmed-down form.
Thanks to the test version, I’ll be able to get solid feedback on whether the planned mechanics actually work.

What will the test version focus on?

DLC integration
Save file migration – since saves from each part will be importable into the next one to preserve progress
Animation stability and follower characters

Developer Notes:

Due to moderate interest in the game and a small amount of free time: updates will appear irregularly. Many thanks to everyone who supports this project. Your support, even small, means a lot to me and allows me to continue working on the game.