Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo is a psychological thriller adventure inspired by the tone and motifs of Hitchcock’s cinematic style, rather than a direct adaptation of the classic film. You follow the intersecting stories of several characters, including Ed Miller—a writer suffering from vertigo after a traumatic car crash—Dr. Julia, his therapist, and Sheriff Nick Reyes, each offering a unique perspective to uncover a disturbing mystery buried in fractured memories.

Key features

• Multi-perspective narrative
  Control three main characters, each with their own viewpoint and narrative arc, revealing layers of the mystery through shifting timelines.

• Mind-bending psychological mystery
  Explore themes of obsession, hallucination, manipulation, and trauma as you sift through memories and question what’s real.

• Therapy and hypnosis sequences
  Use interactive flashbacks during therapy sessions to explore Ed’s subconscious, unravel buried experiences, and reconstruct hidden truths.

• Timeline-based investigation
  Navigate overlapping timelines to cross-check events, prompting you to distinguish between reality and deceptive recollection.

• Hitchcockian style and atmosphere
  Visuals and sound design evoke suspense and tension through surreal imagery, spirals, and lines reminiscent of classic thriller cinematography.

• Modern adventure gameplay
  Combines exploration, dialogue choices, simple puzzle-solving, and narrative interactions in the style of cinematic interactive dramas.

• Immersive single-player experience
  Designed for a single-player journey of introspection, character study, and psychological immersion—no multiplayer or branching gameplay.

• Approximately 8–12 hours of story content
  A focused narrative with emotional twists, moral ambiguity, and moments designed to test your perceptions.

• Available across major platforms
  Playable on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation (4/5), and Xbox (One/Series); supports modern consoles and cross-platform accessibility.