A Malaysian Nightmare
A surreal horror world inspired by Malaysian Chinese culture, the Hungry Ghost Festival, and classic Hong Kong cinema.
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Some doors should remain between worlds.
Return to a late-1980s Malaysian town where folklore, family, and buried memories awaken during the Hungry Ghost Festival.
Coming Soon · PC · Solo / 2-player co-op
Welcome back to Wallace Court
Min and Han return to their hometown for their grandmother’s funeral. What begins as a familiar visit soon slips into something impossible.
Pulled between the living world and a hostile realm beyond it, the siblings must explore Wallace Court, solve its mysteries, and confront the restless stories hidden inside its walls—before the night claims them too.

Between two worlds
A surreal horror world inspired by Malaysian Chinese culture, the Hungry Ghost Festival, and classic Hong Kong cinema.
Play alone with an AI companion or bring a friend for two-player cooperative exploration, puzzles, and combat.
Search unsettling environments, speak with troubled residents, collect journals, and piece together Wallace Court’s secrets.
Run, evade, use talismans, and choose carefully when confrontation is worth the risk.
Fixed and dynamic camera angles pair with classic or modern controls for a deliberately composed experience.
Side stories, collectibles, player decisions, and three possible endings reward curiosity.

Player one
Athletic, studious, and fiercely responsible. Wallace Court will test how far she is willing to go to protect her younger brother.

Player two
Sarcastic, restless, and always one step away from trouble. Beneath his rebellious streak is a kind-hearted boy who refuses to leave his sister behind.
03 / Festival Corridor
The seventh lunar month opens a passage between the living and the dead.
Roadside shrines, kopitiams, back alleys, apartment corridors, and humid nights become liminal spaces where memory and folklore refuse to stay buried.












“The background audio is incredible—the insects, barking dogs, chanting, and voices from different flats feel remarkably real.
@SoNg-vt7ct · YouTube viewer
“The rojak dialogue, azan, architecture, and accents authentically capture everyday Malaysian life. It feels natural rather than forced.
@sumwhereoutthere · YouTube viewer
“Malaysians living overseas are going to be overwhelmed with nostalgia when they play this.
@laijohn6155 · YouTube viewer
Translated from Chinese and lightly shortened for clarity.
Cerebral Games
Cerebral Games is an independent game studio creating story-first horror and puzzle experiences shaped by Malaysian places, voices, and uncanny everyday details.
Parasomnia is more than our flagship game—it is the clearest expression of our identity: culturally grounded horror, intimate mysteries, and familiar spaces transformed into something impossible.
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