
POOLSIDE MEMORY
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Description
A first-person chase horror set in endless liminal poolrooms. Scattered memories, multiple endings — and a world that rebuilds itself into a new nightmare every run.
About
You woke up here again today.
The white tiles blinding. An endless pool.
Somewhere far away, a song you almost remember.
And across the still water — someone is standing.
── Music × Liminal × Chase Horror ──
About the Game
Poolside Memory is a first-person chase horror set in liminal poolrooms.
Slip away from the girl who never stops following you, explore an endless pool, hide, solve puzzles, and piece together scattered memories to learn what happened in this place.
Key Features
▶ A Pool That's Never the Same Twice
Corridors, dividing walls — even where the key is hidden — the world reshapes itself every run.
Yesterday's escape route won't save you today.
Today's pool is the same for everyone in the world. Tomorrow, it will be somewhere else.
▶ A Pursuer You Can Outsmart
Step into her sight, and she will come for you.
Cut a sharp corner to shake her, or wait it out inside a locker.
▶ Only the Song Remembers
When the eerie music suddenly grows clear — you are getting close to the truth.
The song drifting through this pool changes a little every time you return.
Stopped clocks, old photographs, wet tiled floors. The scenes it sings of lie sunken through this world as clues.
▶ Memory Fragments & Multiple Endings
Stopped clocks, flowers laid on the tiles, photographs of summer.
Fragments scattered through the world slowly tell this place's story.
What you gather — and where you end up — decides your ending.
But not every memory is a kind one.
Who is she — the one that keeps coming?
Why do you wake up in this pool, day after day?
And the world waiting beyond escape — is it even real?
Can you escape today's memory?
Content Warning
This game contains horror sequences involving pursuit by supernatural entities, corpse-themed characters, and sudden jump scares. Viewer discretion is advised for those sensitive to psychological horror and frightening content.