Guide • Player Safety
The available demo and planned full game have separate Steam content disclosures. This guide keeps those warnings distinct and offers optional editorial suggestions for choosing how to play.
Shutter Story is a psychological horror game about investigating paranormal details in family photos and videos, alongside first-person exploration of Eli’s house. Its full release is planned for Q1 2027; the Windows Steam demo is available now.
The store warnings are the clearest basis for checking sensitive content. They do not provide a scene-by-scene inventory or a guarantee of how intense any player will find the experience.
The Shutter Story Demo Steam listing identifies ghosts and supernatural elements in its mature-content disclosure.
That is the demo-specific warning. It should not be read as a complete list of every unsettling image, sound, or event, or as a promise that the demo will feel mild.
The full game’s Steam listing identifies:
These disclosures describe the planned full game. They do not establish which particular scenes or themes appear in the currently available demo.
This guide does not assign an age rating or substitute for an official rating. Consult the current store listing and any rating information supplied for your region when deciding whether the game is suitable.
The sources linked here do not confirm a complete set of comfort or accessibility settings. We cannot promise options such as color-blind filters, reduced horror effects, or dynamic-range controls. Check the settings available in your installed demo before relying on a particular feature.
These are editorial suggestions for your play environment, rather than game features or a guarantee of comfort: