Lilian Grimmxandra Finishes Ghostbuster Village, Where a Boy From the Wardrobe Saves the Day

AKA VIRTUAL — Lilian Grimmxandra, an AKA Virtual streamer, played Ghostbuster Village from start to finish on the second night of Horrorween, a week of horror games, and reached the ending after about an hour and 13 minutes. Lilian closed by calling it a fun game with a good story and plenty of jump scares, then said the series would continue the next day with a game they kept secret.

The game casts the player as a filmmaker who goes to an abandoned village to find out what happened to three skeptics who vanished. Lilian was glad it came with an Indonesian translation, so there was no need to translate it for viewers, and turned up the music and the graphics. The early minutes were spent exploring the village, prying open a shed and working out a symbol puzzle in a ritual room. Lilian eventually got through it by trial and error and a gacha-style guess, and called it an easy puzzle afterward.

“The jump scares were pretty noticeable. Quite a lot of jump scares. The vibes were really horror, too.” — Lilian Grimmxandra, after the credits

The scares came quickly once Lilian reached the house behind the church. In a flashback, a boy hid in a wardrobe while his parents fought. A flashlight went missing, a door locked itself, and a combination, 384, opened the way out. Notes in the house pointed to a household spirit that can be calmed with an offering of bread, which Lilian found in their own bag and left out. The door then disappeared, a duck turned up, and Lilian landed in a graveyard. A mannequin in an upstairs room that appeared to move and a startling doll in a toilet drew some of the loudest screams of the stream.

The story turned on three idols. A witch had made them, and she could not be killed while they existed. Notes Lilian found said she had given one to a woman to protect her from an abusive husband, and that destroying it only let the evil out. After a ritual site full of hanging bodies, a skull puzzle and a burning totem, Lilian fled through a house on fire. The old woman appeared and said Lilian should have freed her. The boy from the wardrobe, who had survived and been forced to serve the witch for years, pulled Lilian to safety. Lilian said they had taken him for a villain and felt sorry for the boy.

Chat followed along in Indonesian, joking that a ghost had stolen the flashlight, that the ghosts were mischievous, and that the boy’s fate was sad. Lilian ended the night by thanking viewers for coming.