The Taco is a short, PSX-style psychological horror game focused on atmosphere and tension.
You take your friend’s place at a street taco stand late at night. What was supposed to be an easy favor turns into a long, unsettling night.
The street is quiet. The stand lights are still on.
Customers begin to arrive.
At first, everything feels normal. Casual conversations. Ordinary people.
Then a police officer stops by. He warns you that a serial killer has been active in the neighborhood.
Not long after, a quiet man appears. He barely speaks.
Before leaving, he says only one thing:
“He’s coming.”
As time passes, the street grows silent. Ambient sounds fade. The lighting begins to feel wrong.
Something is out there.
The past is mentioned, but never explain…
The Taco is a short, PSX-style psychological horror game focused on atmosphere and tension.
You take your friend’s place at a street taco stand late at night. What was supposed to be an easy favor turns into a long, unsettling night.
The street is quiet. The stand lights are still on.
Customers begin to arrive.
At first, everything feels normal. Casual conversations. Ordinary people.
Then a police officer stops by. He warns you that a serial killer has been active in the neighborhood.
Not long after, a quiet man appears. He barely speaks.
Before leaving, he says only one thing:
“He’s coming.”
As time passes, the street grows silent. Ambient sounds fade. The lighting begins to feel wrong.
Something is out there.
The past is mentioned, but never explained. Some people forget what happened here. Others don’t.
You can run. You can hide. But the night will decide how it ends.
The Taco offers a short, story-driven horror experience with two possible endings.