Bloody Mary

Turn off the lights. Hold up your phone. Say her name three times.

Bloody Mary recreates the mirror ritual from Western folklore as a real, slow horror experience. Your front camera becomes the mirror in a dark bathroom, lit by a single candle. Light it. Speak her name. Then watch your own reflection.

THE RITUAL
- A candle flickers on the ledge below the glass, and the room goes dark around it.
- Say "Bloody Mary" three times. The microphone listens for your voice, or tap the mirror if you prefer.
- Steam creeps over the glass. Drops run down through it. Something breathes on it that is not you.
- Your reflection starts to go wrong, slowly: it stretches, drifts, arrives a moment late.
- And then she comes to the glass.

BUILT FOR IMMERSION
- Your real reflection, live, through the front camera. Nothing is pre-recorded.
- Binaural sound designed for headphones: a low drone that pulses between your ears, heartbeats, whispers, knocks from inside the glass.
- Haptic feedback that follows the ritual.
- No timers, no score, no menus in your way. The only way out is to turn on the lights.

GO DEEPER
Bloody Mary is free to play. After a ritual you can choose to watch one short ad to open the way to another name in the glass: Hell Mary, then Mary Worth. Each one changes the room and the way she arrives. Once opened, they stay open.

PRIVACY
The camera image is drawn on your screen only and is never saved or sent anywhere. The microphone only measures how loud you are; nothing is recorded. Both are requested only when you begin a ritual.

HEADS UP
This is a horror experience with darkness, sudden sounds, flashes and vibration. It is not for children, and not for anyone with a heart condition or sensitivity to flashing lights. Best played at night, alone, with headphones.

For entertainment only. Nothing here can really summon anyone.