Don’t Look Away

What’s the draw?

Don’t Look Away is a first-person browser horror experiment set in Saint Orison’s chapel. Two stone angels move when they are unobserved. Looking away or blinking gives them an opening, and the candles go out roughly ten seconds into active play. After that, your flashlight becomes part of how you keep track of them.

The developer documents a short escape objective: restore power in the sacristy, find the gate key in the archive and return to the entrance. Visibility matters down to a wing beside a column or a reflection on the floor. The source also describes positional stone scrapes, breathing and a heartbeat that responds to danger.

Blendi publishes the browser demo and its Three.js source. The repository calls it an experimental desktop build, with more encounter and progression work planned. Its screenshots show the actual chapel and flashlight encounter. Keyboard and mouse are required, and the game includes sudden darkness and jump scares. This is a source-based listing, not our completed playthrough or a scored horror review.

Before you jump in

Controls

Desktop keyboard and mouse; use the game’s on-screen instructions for movement, interaction and flashlight controls.

Devices

Desktop keyboard and mouse required. Includes sudden darkness, threatening imagery and jump scares.

Listing notes

October 1, 2026 · Not playtested

This listing is based on the linked creator posts and project documentation. We have not playtested Don’t Look Away. A public browser destination is linked. We have not evaluated stability, balance, multiplayer or device compatibility. The image documents the project and should not be read as a scored review.

Sources & development notes

• Project repository and documentation