The Coffin of Andy and Leyley

Game information

The Coffin of Andy and Leyley is a psychological horror game centered around two siblings trapped in a destructive relationship. Players take control of both characters as they move through a series of increasingly disturbing scenarios where logic, morality, and emotional stability begin to collapse. The game unfolds through exploration, dialogue, and decision-making, but its core lies in how it presents emotional dependency and escalating violence through deeply flawed perspectives. Each moment pushes boundaries, blending mundane actions with unpredictable consequences.

Control, Chaos, and Outcomes

Player choices play a central role in shaping how the story develops. Each decision can alter the flow of events, sometimes in subtle ways, other times with irreversible impact. The relationship between the siblings evolves based on these actions, twisting deeper into instability or conflict. Multiple endings are available, reflecting the chaos players either resist or embrace. Rather than offering traditional right or wrong paths, the game presents variations of damage—sometimes quieter, sometimes catastrophic—all shaped by emotional imbalance.

Tone, Style, and Dissonance

The game’s visuals and soundtrack create a disorienting tone, often lulling the player into calm before shifting suddenly into something far more unsettling. There’s a deliberate clash between absurdity and brutality, turning seemingly harmless tasks into moments of discomfort. Dialogue is sharp, often layered with irony or unease, and character behavior challenges the player’s expectations at every turn. The Coffin of Andy and Leyley isn’t focused on monsters or ghosts—it builds its horror from what’s human, unstable, and too close to reality.