Ever since the divorce, things have not been the same for my father and me. Sure, there is that feeling of guilt and abandonment, but we all go through things in life. Japan is different from the European life we used to live, but my father thought it would be good for us to remember our roots. Everything here has an uncertainty and a sense of urgency, and then it happened. One minute I was home, and now, things are darker while trying to keep things the same. But there are things that I cannot remember that seem to be lost. I am sure it is this place, whatever it is. All I know is I have to fix myself and get back home, if that is still possible.


Features include:
- Take photos of the impossible – Capture strange scenes, hidden details, and unsettling moments.
- Develop your film – Turn your shots into inspiration and progression.
- Upgrade your camera – Improve your equipment to reveal new secrets.
- Uncover a liminal world – Explore atmospheric streets shaped by memory, fear, and identity.
- Escape the broken mirror – Befriend alternate versions of yourself, run from repressed terrors, collect occult trinkets, and unlock the strange doors blocking your way forward.
What pictures will you take? What will be developed? Can you find the beauty in the grotesque? Find when SOMBRAS: negative frames comes to the Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo eShop, PC via Steam, PlayStation 5 on the PlayStation Store, and Xbox Series X|S in Q4 2026.
Enjoy the trailer — until the Rift opens again, know that you’re appreciated.