Tung is a tense first-person horror game inspired by the viral Indonesian urban legend “Tung Tung Tung Sahur.” It’s Friday night. You just got out of school when your friends dared you to explore an old, overgrown maze about 15 minutes drive from your suburban neighborhood. You don’t believe in horror stories, but their mention of people who went missing inside the maze over the years left you uneasy. Now you’re standing at the entrance with only a flashlight and your phone. The tall hedges tower over you as night settles in. At first, it feels like a stupid but exciting dare. As you venture deeper, you start finding old belongings, torn clothes, and scribbled notes left by previous visitors. The further you go, the more you realize something is very wrong here. Then you hear it in the distance. Tung… tung… tung… The strange, rhythmic knocking sound echoes through the maze. It’s getting closer. Panic sets in as you try to find your way back, but every path looks the same in the dark. You’re no longer exploring. You’re being hunted. You must stay calm, manage your limited resources, and find the exit before whatever is making that sound catches up to you. One wrong turn could be your last. Will you escape the maze, or will you become another person who disappeared after hearing Tung Tung Tung Sahur?
