The road goes up. It is narrow, crumbling in places, and the drop on one side is fatal. The truck is the only way to the summit, the winch is the only thing keeping it on the road in the worst sections, and the bridges are built by hand from the materials on board. The main rule is simple: don't look down.

LISIA is a psychological horror truck driving game in which players navigate treacherous mountain roads toward a distant summit, using a winch to recover from near-falls, building improvised bridges across gaps and spray-painting their truck in the interactive lobby between runs. The game blends the mechanical tension of extreme off-road driving with a horror atmosphere, making the journey itself feel threatening. Solo and co-op play are both supported, with the co-op experience allowing players to assist each other on the most demanding sections. The interactive lobby gives players a social space between sessions — watching videos on a large TV, shooting hoops and customising their trucks before returning to the road. The combination of physics-based driving pressure and psychological horror atmosphere positions LISIA as an unusual entry in both genres simultaneously.

Key Features: • Deadly mountain truck driving: winch recovery, improvised bridge building, sheer drops • Psychological horror atmosphere across the climb to the summit • Co-op: drive with a friend on the most dangerous sections of the road • Truck spray-paint customisation - interactive lobby: TV, basketball, social space