Not Yet Developed

Theme — Old Tech

Not Yet Developed explores Old Tech through traditional darkroom photo development.

Instead of instantly viewing digital pictures, you work with film, an enlarger, developing trays, and a drying line. This hands-on process forms the core of the game: slowly bringing photographs to life while struggling to trust your own senses.

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About the Game

Late one night, a friend sends you three rolls of old film to develop.

But as each photograph emerges, your mental condition begins to worsen, and the world around you slowly becomes distorted. Medication offers only temporary relief.

After developing the final photo, you finally return to bed, believing the night is over.

But something unexpected awaits...

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Controls

| Input | Action | | --- | --- | | W / A / S / D | Move | | Mouse | Look around | | E | Interact, pick up, or place an item | | Hold Right Mouse Button | Focus your view for a closer look | | F | Turn the flashlight on or off after collecting it | | Tab | Open or close your inventory | | Right Mouse Button in Inventory | Use selected medication | | C | Open or close messages | | Esc | Pause or resume the game |

Developing the Photos

1. Collect a roll of film downstairs and bring it to the darkroom.
2. Place the film in the enlarger to produce the undeveloped photographs.
3. Process each photograph through the first, second, and third trays, in that order. Wait for each stage to finish before moving on.
4. Hang the finished photographs in chronological order. Look closely at their contents to work out the sequence.
5. Collect the correctly ordered photographs into the carrying box.
6. Carry the box downstairs and interact with the delivery carton to deposit the photographs.

Return the empty carrying box to the darkroom before collecting the next roll of film.

Keep the darkroom door closed and the white light and flashlight off while processing photographs. The red safelight can remain on.

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Tips

• This is a 3D psychological horror game with sudden sounds, flashing lights, and visual distortion.
• Headphones are recommended.
• Remember to take your medication when things begin to feel wrong.
• All comments and feedback are welcome. We would love to hear about your experience!

Thank you for playing!