A rather peculiar horror title has arrived to put your nerves to the ultimate test and measure just how much virtual terror you can actually stomach.

Usausa Happy Games has announced that their new project, Horror Tolerance Test, is set to launch on the 20th. True to its title, the game functions as a diagnostic tool for your fear threshold. You can expect to spend about 40 to 60 minutes running through the gauntlet before receiving a final verdict on your horror-gaming resilience.

Horror Tolerance Test is broken down into a preliminary ability assessment, three distinct horror scenarios, and the final results. The preliminary assessment evaluates your judgment, memory, and powers of observation, which in turn calibrates the difficulty level for the experience ahead.

The horror scenarios are strictly first-person affairs, divided into jump scares, stealth, and escape categories. In the jump scare section, the goal is to drive out a ghost lurking within a mansion. The stealth section requires you to hide from alien entities that have overrun a hospital, while the escape section tasks you with overcoming your fear to flee a school.

Across these genres, the game assesses four core pillars: judgment, observation, memory, and, of course, sheer guts. Each section is scored out of 100, leading to a maximum total of 300 points. Once you have finished, the game provides a final score accompanied by a critique of your horror tolerance.

On a final note, please be aware that Horror Tolerance Test does not officially support the Korean language.