GUGU GAGA: The Cameras Are Watching You is a tense, psychological horror experience where innocence meets surveillance—and nothing is as harmless as it seems.
You wake up in a pastel-colored nursery, soft lullabies playing through hidden speakers and toys scattered neatly across the floor. The walls are painted with smiling animals. The crib rocks gently on its own. Everything feels safe… until you notice the cameras.
They’re everywhere.
Mounted in corners. Hidden inside teddy bear eyes. Blinking behind picture frames. Watching. Recording. Learning.
In GUGU GAGA, you play as a trapped protagonist navigating a deceptively cheerful environment that slowly unravels into something far more disturbing. Every movement you make is tracked. Every sound you trigger changes the behavior of the house. The more attention you draw, the more the nursery reacts.
But you are not alone.
An unseen presence communicates through distorted baby monitors and corrupted lullabies. It mimics laughter. It calls your name. It wants you to play.
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