Ghostcase Studio & the Hariti Team

Ghostcase is the China-based indie horror team behind Hariti, the first-person psychological hospital game that launched on Steam on August 11, 2026 (app ID 4018740). Press materials describe the studio as three friends bonded by offline friendships and a shared obsession with fear — the same group that shipped Dread Flats (凶寓) and related titles before returning with Hariti as their third major nightmare. This page collects studio context, related-game links, and bundle notes so wiki readers know who to credit, where to buy companion horror, and how Hariti fits the Ghostcase catalog. It is not an official studio site; purchase and support still flow through Steam and the contacts on our Links Hub.

Who Ghostcase is

Public-facing facts that matter to players:

• Focus: first-person and domestic/psychological horror rather than multiplayer survival.
• Origin: China-based team; Hariti leans into Chinese hospital aesthetics and folklore such as the Yakshini figure explained on Folklore.
• Tone: maternal dread, environmental storytelling, and grotesque folklore creatures over loot shooters.
• Support: store page plus developer email referenced on the Links Hub for bug reports after Launch Notes.

Hariti remains single-player only with no multiplayer and no redeemable codes — consistent with Ghostcase’s horror vignette approach.

From Dread Flats to Hariti

Dread Flats established Ghostcase with apartment-scale dread and Chinese urban horror texture. Hariti relocates that craft into a crisis-ridden medical facility: longer corridor stalks, hide-and-seek grammar on Hide and Seek, and a myth title that players can research without reading every scripture. Press copy for the launch explicitly frames Hariti as the follow-up nightmare after Dread Flats — useful context if you liked one and are sampling the other via Steam bundles.

Dread Neighbor appears alongside Hariti in Steam bundle offers. Treat it as a sibling Ghostcase (or Ghostcase-related) horror purchase, not a multiplayer expansion to Hariti. Mechanics do not carry saves between games.

Steam bundles and pricing context

Around launch, Steam listed:

• Hariti base price about $6.99, with an introductory -10% window advertised into late August 2026 on the store page.
• Hariti × Dread Flats and Hariti × Dread Neighbor bundles at a small extra discount.
• A Ghostcase Horror Series style bundle grouping multiple titles.

Prices and end dates change by region — always verify on the live Steam store page. Our Day-One Reception page tracks review score and offer notes for wiki readers; this page explains why those bundles exist (shared studio brand), not live coupon codes.

How the studio voice shows up in Hariti

Players coming from Dread Flats often notice:

• Claustrophobic spaces that punish reckless sprinting — see Getting Started.
• Object-led storytelling — keys, medicine, balloons, journals on Items Hub.
• Entity design that prefers folklore silhouettes over zombie waves — Woman in Red and Jump Scares.
• Short, dense campaigns reviewed on Hariti Review rather than hundred-hour live-service loops.

If you are here for lore rather than studio history, jump to Characters or Achievements.

Demo virality and launch messaging

Hariti’s Steam Next Fest demo spread through preview clips and jump-scare compilations before the full release. Ghostcase’s Games Press launch note (Shanghai-dated around release week) emphasized hide-and-seek stakes, abandoned Chinese-style medical halls, and the mother–daughter search. That messaging matches what this wiki documents in Demo vs Full Game and Launch Notes. Trailer tone references sit on the Lore Hub embed and the review page’s launch trailer.

What Ghostcase has not announced

As of the early post-launch window covered by this wiki:

• No console release day-and-date with PC.
• No multiplayer roadmap for Hariti.
• No official wiki partnership — hariti.wiki is fan-made.
• No promise that Dread Flats knowledge unlocks Hariti secrets beyond shared taste.

When the studio ships patches, we summarize them under Updates Hub and adjust guides if keys or achievement triggers move.

Practical links for fans of the studio

1. Buy or wishlist Hariti on Steam via the Links Hub.
2. Compare length and scare fit with the Review and Jump Scares pages.
3. Track maternal story meaning on How to Find Cindy and Ending Explained after you finish.
4. Email support contacts from the Links Hub for build-specific bugs — not social media rumor threads.

Ghostcase’s catalog is still small, which is part of the appeal: each release is a focused horror object. Hariti is the hospital chapter of that obsession — folklore title, fluorescent dread, and a mother who will not stop walking.