Paragnosia: Museum

Adventure· Psychological Horror· Hidden Object· Atmospheric

Released Mar 2026

Uncover a disturbing mystery in a haunted museum. Track and exorcise restless spirits using your rail-mounted camera, spot up to 130 anomalies, and photograph them before they take over, with you along.

86% positive · 154 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

Done

All announced content has been released

High confidence

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Evaluation

Paragnosia: Museum launched on March 30, 2026 as a complete, self-contained horror/anomaly-spotting game. The store description presents it as a finished product with a defined scope — up to 130 anomalies, a single museum setting, and a playtime of 45–200 minutes. No DLC, expansions, or season passes are listed. The key new development since the previous evaluation is a post from August 9, 2026, in which Sine Coda announced a third entry in the Paragnosia series — a separate game set in a monastery. This is not additional content for Museum; it is a new standalone title. Developers who move on to a sequel are a strong indicator that the prior game is considered complete. Post-launch activity for Museum has been minimal: a single balancing and bug-fix patch on April 2, 2026, and then no further updates to the game itself. The developer's attention has clearly shifted to developing the next installment in the series. There is no announced or unreleased DLC, no roadmap, and no developer statement suggesting further content is planned for Museum specifically. The game launched as a finished product and the developer's subsequent actions confirm that status.

Evidence

Sine Coda announced a third Paragnosia game set in a haunted monastery — a new standalone title in the series, not additional content for Museum.

news post · Aug 9, 2026 source development ending

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Paragnosia: Museum launched as a full release on March 30, 2026.

news post · Mar 30, 2026 source content shipped

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Media

Details

Developer

Sine Coda

Publisher

Sine Coda

Achievements

Platform

Windows

Controller

full support

Steam Deck

Playable

Players

Single-player

Psychological Horror Hidden Object Atmospheric Time Manipulation Stealth Puzzle Horror First-Person 3D Realistic Point & Click Demons Simulation Logic Psychological

About this game

Paragnosia: Museum blends anomaly-spotting with tense camera-observation gameplay. You play as Claire Ballard, an exorcist dispatched by the Cam-on-Rail Company. Your mission: monitor the museum throughout the night and neutralise any paranormal activity before it’s too late.

STAY FOCUSED

Every hour brings new supernatural changes, from the obvious to the very subtle. Observe carefully, compare, and identify newly appearing anomalies. At the end of every round, the system reveals how many you missed. Remember: the devil is in the details, and some anomalies can only be seen from very specific angles.

STAY ALIVE

Each missed anomaly breaks one of the six locks protecting you from the evil within. Lose them all before 8:00 AM, and whatever haunts the museum will come at you. To survive and banish this entity, your vigilance is your only weapon.

Tick tock, the clock’s ticking…

STAY VIGILANT

Some spirits require precise actions at specific moments to be exorcised. Sharpen your observation skills, adapt your strategy, and prepare to face a terrifying anima. With up to 130 anomalies to uncover, completionists will have their work cut out for them.

The game takes place in the Duskheath Museum, a disturbing exhibition dedicated to the occult and communication with the dead. Explore ancient Egypt, pre-Columbian civilizations, cursed artifacts, funeral relics, and countless other mysterious objects steeped in dark history.

Will you uncover the truth… or become part of the exhibit?