Simulacra 2 is a chillingly effective 'found phone' horror game that takes social media voyeurism to a whole new level. The interface is so convincing that you’ll occasionally forget you’re playing a game and not actually scrolling through a dead person's phone. It’s an immersive narrative experience that explores the dark side of internet fame and digital footprints.
The acting is surprisingly solid for a mobile title, and the branching paths ensure that your choices actually feel consequential. Solving the puzzles feels like genuine detective work—cross-referencing emails with social media posts and gallery photos. It’s uncomfortable, tense, and absolutely brilliant for anyone who loves psychological thrillers.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 2.5.1181Tue Apr 23 2024
We've squished some ugly bugs that have been around far too long. This includes stability fixes as well as app optimizations! So now you can enjoy Simulacra without worrying.
Maya, an upcoming influencer has been found dead, and an obsessed detective suspects foul play. Her phone appears to be intentionally wiped, and her cause of death seems... unnatural. You are given her phone to conduct an unsanctioned police investigation, and piece together the mystery surrounding her death.
Was this an unfortunate accident or a cold-blooded murder? Can the victim’s friends be trusted? Is there something sinister lurking in social media? Solve the case before whatever happened to Maya... happens again.
Features
- Solve a mystery through a simulated phone with familiar and new apps.
- Assisting you will be WARDEN, a police AI software capable of restoring the phone's deleted files.
- An expanded non-linear narrative with more than dozens of possible outcomes.
- Featuring a live-action ensemble cast and an original soundtrack.
Requires iOS 12.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Hello? Is someone there? We managed to squish some bugs and we're sorry that it took so long!
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Maya, an upcoming influencer has been found dead, and an obsessed detective suspects foul play. Her phone appears to be intentionally wiped, and her cause of death seems... unnatural. You are given her phone to conduct an unsanctioned police investigation, and piece together the mystery surrounding her death.
Was this an unfortunate accident or a cold-blooded murder? Can the victim’s friends be trusted? Is there something sinister lurking in social media? Solve the case before whatever happened to Maya... happens again.
Features
- Solve a mystery through a simulated phone with familiar and new apps.
- Assisting you will be WARDEN, a police AI software capable of restoring the phone's deleted files.
- An expanded non-linear narrative with more than dozens of possible outcomes.
- Featuring a live-action ensemble cast and an original soundtrack.










Simulacra 2 is the sequel to the hit 'found phone' horror game. Using a realistic mobile interface, players must investigate the digital life of Maya, a deceased influencer. Interact with simulated apps, chat with suspects, and restore deleted files to piece together a dark mystery where every choice matters.
Realistic mobile phone simulation
Live-action video sequences (FMV)
Branching narrative with multiple endings
Complex digital puzzles
Always check the 'Jabbr' history. Often, deleted messages contain fragments of passwords or names that are needed to unlock the victim's private photo gallery.
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Use the specialized investigative software to scan images for hidden metadata. This will often reveal locations where photos were actually taken.
No, Simulacra 2 features a new story and characters, though it exists in the same universe.