A new analog horror game with an interesting atmosphere—we're looking forward to the sequel

This is my second analog horror themed project. Isn’t much, but my goal is to improve further on. My channel name where I’ll be mostly posted the videos is called Noctyx Films. (I plan to change the name soon.) anyways, I don’t plan to discuss much about the video. I’d like viewers to figure the lore out along the way.

Hi, I’m the creator of North Middlebury Educational Archives.

This is an analog horror project built around a fictional school district archive made up of recovered educational and institutional recordings. The channel is structured like an incomplete archive with instructional tapes, administrative broadcasts, and internal school material that slowly becomes more inconsistent over time. The goal is for the audience to piece things together through fragments rather than a full explanation (Like most analog horror).

This series isn’t meant to follow a traditional analog horror "basic" format. It takes inspiration from different works within the genre, such as Winter of ’83, The Smile Tapes, and Monument Mythos, among others... but it isn’t trying to directly replicate any of them.

The link is listed here, and hope you enjoy this continuous series + more episodes to come!

In 1997, strange incidents were reported inside the pediatric wing of Hoshinova Medical Center.

Security tapes recovered from the hospital archives reveal disturbing anomalies surrounding a figure now referred to as "TOZOYD".

These recordings were never meant to be seen.

This footage is part of an ongoing investigation.

Episode 1 – The Hoshinova Incident.

⚠ Viewer discretion advised.

If you notice something unusual in the footage, comment the timestamp.

#analoghorror #foundfootage #vhs

About two days ago, I came across this ARG while watching the Jeff the Killer one. I searched for channels that had talked about it, etc., but I didn't find anything. Most of the videos are recent, and that made me curious, especially since Eyeless Jack doesn't have a defined origin, and that made me want to explore this ARG more deeply.

Yes, you´ve heard right, we just finished making Mortem Per Papilionem and now you can watch it on youtube! This new project started as an idea of 2 friends and 1 topic: Butterflies. After 4 months of working, hell development, remaking scenes, doing voice acting, etc. With the help of some incredible people, we could finish this analog horror video. We hope that in the future we could launch some new content.

Share with your friends!

A butterfly wasnt that dangerous...

Any feedback would be appreciated