Project Looking Glass Wiki - FAQ
What is Project Looking Glass about?
Set in 1963, you play Subject 7, a grieving woman recruited by a secret government program that projects a subject's consciousness into the astral plane using Cold War-era technology, displayed through cathode monitor static.
What inspired the game?
Developer MORPH has cited P.T., The Stanley Parable, and LSD Dream Emulator as direct inspirations, aiming for a lo-fi, slow-burn, non-linear horror experience.
How many endings does the game have?
Multiple confirmed endings, shaped by choose-your-own-adventure-style choices made throughout the story.
Is this a jump-scare horror game?
Not primarily -- it's confirmed as a slow-burn psychological horror experience built around found footage and creeping dread rather than fast-paced shocks.
Is the game based on a real conspiracy?
Yes -- it's confirmed to be built around a real-life CIA conspiracy that runs underneath the entire narrative.
Who developed Project Looking Glass?
Solo developer MORPH, who also self-published the game -- their third game as an independent developer.