Water tank| 貯水槽

Ever tried to clean out a closet and found yourself paralyzed by the weight of a single, old t shirt? Water Tank takes that feeling and turns it into a full blown, haunting psychological adventure. Developed by ribbongames, this Windows title is less about jump scares and more about the quiet, devastating horror of memory itself.

You step into the shoes of a man shattered by loss. His wife is gone, and the life they built together now feels like a museum he's trapped in. His desperate bid for survival? To literally throw his past away. The core gameplay is a deeply personal "walking simulator," where you roam the spaces you once shared, picking up objects a book, a photograph, a piece of jewelry and deciding their fate. Do you toss it into the ominous water tank, symbolically drowning the memory, or do you hold on?

There's no right answer, only consequences. Every choice echoes, leading you down one of 10 possible endings. The story you end up with whether it's one of cold liberation, crushing regret, or something more ambiguous is uniquely yours, built from the fragments you chose to keep or destroy. It's a powerful reminder that we are the curators of our own pain.

ribbongames stresses that this is a work of pure fiction, a crafted emotional experience with no ties to real events. They also warmly welcome streamers to share their journey, asking only that you link to the game's official store page. So, if you're ready for a short but emotionally resonant trip into the heart of grief, Water Tank is waiting. Just be prepared to question what it really means to let go.