Chillas Art The Bathhouse -

: Players explore a grimy apartment complex and a traditional Japanese bathhouse.

Informative Overview: The Bathhouse (地獄銭湯) by Chilla’s Art Chillas Art The Bathhouse

: The game draws inspiration from the Japanese urban legend of Ubume , a spirit associated with childbirth and death, which manifests as a haunting figure within the bathhouse. Gameplay Mechanics : Players explore a grimy apartment complex and

: Maina quickly encounters bizarre occurrences, including a mysterious hole in her wall with hair protruding from it, strange reports of missing persons, and warnings from a local monk. : Players must perform daily chores such as

: Players must perform daily chores such as collecting dirty towels, scrubbing walls, and checking in customers by providing them with baskets containing soap, shampoo, and razors.

Developed and published by the Japanese brother-duo , The Bathhouse (known in Japan as Jigoku Sentou ) is a psychological horror game that blends mundane customer-service simulation with unsettling supernatural elements. Originally released in late 2022, it was later remade and republished as The Bathhouse: Restored Edition in August 2024 to address game-breaking bugs. Core Narrative and Setting