Narinig Mo Ba

Narinig Mo Ba is a psychological horror game from Filipino developers doppie, yuriellll, and oreocapybara, made for Game Jam Los Baños 2026. You run a small sari-sari store, serve customers, and talk to the neighbours.

At first, the people coming into the store seem like regular customers. Just listen to what they say and keep an eye on what's happening around you. Some things may seem odd once you start putting them together.

Running the Store Is Only the Beginning

At first, your job in Narinig Mo Ba seems simple. Serve customers, talk to neighbours, and keep the store running.

The interesting part is what happens between those everyday moments. Conversations give you bits of information about the people and the things happening around you. The more you hear, the more questions start piling up.

The Narinig Mo Ba game does not hand you the whole story at once. You have to pay attention and connect things yourself.

How to Play Narinig Mo Ba

• Run the store: Serve customers, handle the usual store stuff, and get used to the routine.
• Talk to people: Chat with the neighbors whenever you get the chance. A lot of the story comes through these conversations.
• Actually read the dialogue: Some lines sound completely normal at first. Later, you might realise they were worth remembering.
• Look around: Check the store from time to time. You might spot something easy to miss.
• Take your time: Don't rush the beginning. The strange stuff comes later.

Tips for Catching the Strange Details

• Read the dialogue: Don't skip it. Some lines matter later.
• Remember odd comments: If something sounds weird, keep it in mind.
• Watch the neighbors: Their behavior can change in small ways.
• Check your surroundings: There are details easy to miss.
• Take your time: The game gets creepier as you settle in.

Ready to Find Out What You Heard?

Narinig Mo Ba takes something as ordinary as a sari-sari store and turns it into the starting point for a psychological horror story. There are no complicated mechanics to learn. Most of the experience comes down to talking, listening, and noticing when something does not feel quite right.

If that sounds like your kind of horror, step into the store and see what the neighbourhood has been keeping quiet.

Listen carefully. You may hear more than you expected.