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STAMPED

A compact psychological-horror investigation that uses simulation and branching outcomes to make uncertainty the main pressure.

Editorially reviewed · fact checked Aug 6, 2026.

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DeveloperGrazuleX
Release dateAug 6, 2026
PlatformsWindows
Estimated lengthShort commitmentDerived from the reviewed record's documented length band; no precise hours are asserted.

Decision summary

Could this be your next game?

STAMPED suits players who want a short psychological-horror investigation with branching choices and multiple outcomes. It trades combat intensity for atmosphere, uncertainty, and narrative tension.

Narrative Psychological HorrorInvestigation Without Combat Focus
Best for
  • players who enjoy psychological horror built around investigation
  • players who want short branching fiction with tension
Main strengths
  • The investigation and horror tags create a focused experience promise.
  • Short length and multiple endings support deliberate replay.
Possible drawbacks
  • players who dislike dark themes or uncertainty
  • players looking for combat-heavy horror
Similar experiences
  • Sovereign TowerBoth games share story-rich, choices-matter, interactive-fiction. STAMPED is stronger for players who enjoy psychological horror built around investigation, while Sovereign Tower is stronger for players who enjoy choice-heavy visual novels with management.
  • DiasporaBoth games share multiple-endings, story-rich, choices-matter. STAMPED is stronger for players who enjoy psychological horror built around investigation, while Diaspora is stronger for players who enjoy long-form interactive fiction and political choices.
  • ReStory: Chill Electronics RepairsBoth games share multiple-endings, story-rich, choices-matter. STAMPED is stronger for players who enjoy psychological horror built around investigation, while ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is stronger for players who enjoy cozy management with character stories.

Decision layer

Choose with context

investigation · simulation · choice-driven

Recommended if you like
  • psychological-horror
  • investigation
  • multiple-endings
  • story-rich
Decision snapshot
Story DepthHighChoice DensityHighAction IntensityLowEstimated LengthShortDifficultyModerateReplayabilityHighPaceVariableSession SizeShort

Confidence: Medium · Last reviewed: Aug 6, 2026

Source and editorial fit are owner-approved; independent player feedback is not yet attached.

Comparison points

How it fits different player priorities

Decision axisSTAMPED
Story DepthHigh
Choice DensityHigh
Action IntensityLow
Estimated LengthShort
DifficultyModerate
ReplayabilityHigh
PaceVariable
Session SizeShort

Official media record

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Evidence layer

Sources & evidence

3 records

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Official records3
Player-signal recordsNot collected
Last verified2026-08-06
SRC-FACTSOfficial store metadata

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Verified 2026-08-06

Verified fields: name, developer, release_date, platforms, genres, tags

SRC-MEDIAOfficial media source

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Verified 2026-08-06

Verified fields: media, official_source

SIG-CATALOGStructured catalog signal

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Verified 2026-08-06

Verified fields: genres, tags, story_features, player_fit

metadata-derived; no independent player feedback

Player signal status: This edition has no independent player-feedback record. Player fit comes from structured metadata and editorial analysis, so treat it as lower-confidence guidance.

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GameAtlas review

Why play STAMPED?

This suits players who want investigation and simulation mechanics to carry a dark branching story rather than a combat loop.

What makes it different

A compact psychological-horror investigation that uses simulation and branching outcomes to make uncertainty the main pressure.

Evidence summary

This edition has no independent player-feedback record.

Release availability, price, platform support, and player sentiment can change.

Common questions

FAQ

Is this game worth playing?

STAMPED is worth considering if you enjoy psychological horror built around investigation. This suits players who want investigation and simulation mechanics to carry a dark branching story rather than a combat loop.

Who is this game for?

STAMPED suits players who enjoy psychological horror built around investigation and players who want short branching fiction with tension.

What makes this game different?

A compact psychological-horror investigation that uses simulation and branching outcomes to make uncertainty the main pressure.

What games are similar?

The comparison list below explains which games share this experience and where the trade-offs differ.

How long does this game take?

STAMPED is listed at an estimated short length.

What are the possible drawbacks?

STAMPED's dark psychological themes may not suit every player, and its low action intensity may disappoint players seeking combat-heavy horror.

Answers / guides

Questions players ask about STAMPED

All answers

mechanic

What kind of game is STAMPED?

STAMPED is a short, browser-playable bureaucratic horror roguelike built around processing forms, checking information, and making approval or rejection decisions. Its core appeal is a compact investigation loop rather than conventional combat.

mechanic

Does STAMPED have multiple endings?

Yes. The developer’s itch.io page describes multiple endings tied to the player’s sanity and suspicion levels. GameAtlas does not list the route conditions, so the answer remains useful without turning into a copied spoiler guide.

other

How long is a typical STAMPED session?

The official itch.io listing describes the average session as about an hour. That is a session-length signal, not a guaranteed total completion time, because the roguelike structure and multiple endings can change how long a player stays with it.

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