ARMAG, in collaboration with publishing partner Two Cakes Studio, has released the playable demo of its new first-person horror game TIC TAC: Twelve o'clock, inspired by cult classics from the early 1990s. The story begins after the mysterious closure of Bluebird High School, where several students went missing without explanation. Without answers, four curious students decide to investigate what really happened in the abandoned halls.

Things escalate when River sneaks into the school's control room with a generator and taps into the security system. While monitoring the cameras, he sees something terrifying, the ghost of Jennifer, a girl who vanished under strange circumstances.

Survival until dawn becomes the core challenge. Players must monitor classrooms and corridors through security feeds, manage power levels, and strategically use the generator to keep doors locked and lights on. Timing is everything, especially since Jennifer isn’t the only threat lurking in the darkness.

With its eerie atmosphere and psychological tension, the game blends nostalgic aesthetics with modern horror mechanics. The newly released demo gives players a chilling preview of what’s to come.