Hachi: Eight Feet Tall is a chilling folklore-inspired psychological horror game rooted in the eerie Japanese urban legend of Hachi—a spectral, towering woman who relentlessly pursues those unfortunate enough to hear her whisper. Players step into the shoes of a teenager returning to their secluded rural hometown, only to realize that a long-buried childhood terror has awakened, waiting for them. Something impossibly tall, unnaturally pale, and murmuring a haunting refrain: “po… po… po…” has returned.
When the strange, rhythmic chanting echoes near your grandmother’s house, the signs begin—flickering lights that shouldn’t dim, disembodied whispers in empty rooms, and elongated shadows that defy logic. Hachi: Eight Feet Tall masterfully crafts an atmosphere of creeping dread and inescapable paranoia as the entity draws nearer with each passing night. Running is futile, but survival is not impossible—if you know the old ways.
You have exactly one week to complete an ancient ritual that might sever Hachi’s cursed bond with you. Each day brings fresh horrors: phantom phone calls from disconnected lines, hallways that shift when unobserved, and villagers who speak in riddles rather than admit the truth. The deeper you dig, the clearer it becomes—Hachi’s history is woven into the village itself.
Your choices—and the relics you uncover—determine your fate. Will you escape, disappear without a trace, or become another voice in Hachi’s endless chorus? Each ending offers its own brand of terror, but only one may grant true freedom from her ceaseless chant.
Hachi: Eight Feet Tall is a slow, suffocating descent into fear—where being noticed means being hunted. If her whispers reach you… your time has already run out.