Hariti, a Psychological Horror Set in an Abandoned Chinese Hospital, Launches August 11
Ghostcase's first-person horror game casts players as a mother hunting for her missing daughter through decay, darkness, and dread.
Ghostcase has announced that Hariti will launch on Steam on August 11, 2026, giving the psychological horror title a firm arrival date.
What the game is
Hariti is a first-person psychological horror experience built around a single, stark premise: a mother searches for her missing daughter inside an abandoned Chinese hospital. The environment is described as lightless — damp corridors, rusted hospital beds, and pervasive whispers form the setting.
What's notable about its design
- There is no conventional weapon. The player's only tool is described as "a desiccated, stillborn infant exuding an eerie aura."
- Gameplay involves exploration, evasion, and survival against an unspecified threat that stalks the player.
- The horror is framed around a maternal narrative, with the central question being whether truth or fear waits at the end of the search.
The announcement offers no detail on length, difficulty options, or system requirements — only the release date and the game's atmospheric premise.
For players drawn to horror rooted in grief and place rather than combat, Hariti's unusual central object and confined, institutional setting mark it as a title worth watching when it arrives on the eleventh.
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