Jisatsu

***Jisatsu | 自撮*** is a video game of horror genre developed by Chilla's Art and published by Chilla's Art. It was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows on 16 December 2023.

## Premise

*Jisatsu | 自撮 is a Japanese found footage mockumentary horror game.*

## Ending

After getting in his car, the protagonist then starts driving back home. But after entering a tunnel, he discovers that his path has been blocked by a fallen tree. After backing up his car out of the tunnel, he quickly gets out of the car to go find help. (Or to try to move the tree out of the way.) We then see the rest of what happens through his camcorder, as he left it in his car when he went to go find help. Unfortunately, the man from earlier continues to chase after him. We then see him dragging the body of the protagonist, revealing he caught up to him and either beaten him to death or knocked him unconscious. Then the man gets into the protagonist's car and drives it back to the house.

The camera then cuts to the man dismembering the protagonist inside the bathroom. After washing up, he then takes the protagonist's camcorder and continues to film. He hears the voice of the demon, who demands him to take the protagonist's dismembered corpse back to the outhouse. Therefore, revealing that the man who killed the protagonist was the grandson of the family who was seen in the VHS tapes. (With him now being a grown man). This also reveals that he still lives in the house, despite its dilapidated nature, and is still sacrificing anyone who comes over to explore the property to the demon. After dumping the corpse outside to the demon in the well, the recording stops and the credit's play.

### Bonus scene:

After the credits finish, we then see the boss and his subordinate watching the tape that the protagonist filmed. (As someone sent it to them). The subordinate then questions the nature of the video and wonders who filmed it. But the boss could hardly care less and claims that the footage is trashy to use for the project. Then the subordinate wonders if the video was filmed by the "guy who's been missing work". (Referring to the protagonist) and believes that the footage is indeed real, as it explains what happened to him. The boss presumes so but wishes he could have delivered the tape to him instead of him mysteriously sending it to him. Not only that, he believes that the footage is also edited and is a fake. After the subordinate apologizes for expressing his theories, he gets up to use the restroom. Once he leaves the room, the boss gets out of his seat to check on the subordinate. But he finds out that the door is locked. But after a few seconds, the door unlocks, and he sees the corpse of the subordinate lying on the office floor. But when he goes over to inspect the subordinate, the man from the house pops out of a locker and stares directly at the boss.

The screen immediately cuts to black, leaving the fate of the boss unknown.

## Trivia

* This is one of the few games where it doesn't end well for the protagonist.
* This is one of the few games where only one ending occurs.
* The title of the game has a double meaning. The word: "Jisatsu" is the pronunciation of two different Japanese words.
	+ The first being: 自撮 which is the word for selfie.
	+ The second being: 自殺 which is the word for suicide.
* This is one of the few games in which we can see the protagonist's legs and arms.
* Many fans have compared this game to an infamous Japanese horror video called: "My house walk-through", created by a user named: "nana825763". In which the video shows the viewers, a dilapidated house. With many aspects of the video such as the home, the atmosphere, and paranormal occurrences that happen within the video shares a resemblance to what happens in Jisatsu.