đș What is Buhund? (and whatâs the story)
- Abdiel Wong

- Sep 14
- 2 min read
Buhund is a survival horror where youâre a dog lost in the woods at night. No gunsâjust smell, hearing, sight, and a presence that wonât let you go.
The story in 1 minute
Youâre a farm dog. A sheep breaks away from the flock and you head out to find it before night falls⊠but darkness arrives fast.
In the forest you hear bells, catch shadows between the trees, and sense scents mixing with the mist.
Youâre not alone: something is following you.
You also find strange marks that look like warningsâŠYour goal: find the sheep and get back, reading the world the way a dog would.
Characters (no spoilers)
You â the dog.
You donât fight: you survive. You learn paths, recognize scents, and hide wherever you can.
The sheep.
The reason you ventured out. Its scent is your guide.
The stalker.
It doesnât scream; it shows up when you least expect it. Sometimes you hear it first, sometimes you smell it, sometimes you glimpse it from the corner of your eye.
How does it feel to play?
You sniff trails that appearâand fadeâif you hesitate.
You listen to catch hints without making noise (and decide if itâs worth not running).
Watch your step: leaves crunch, wood creaks, mud saves you.
Thereâs almost no HUD: the world âspeaksâ through sounds and small, diegetic cues.
What makes Buhund unique

Horror through vulnerability.
You play as a dog: every step is a bet between noise and safety.
Diegetic signals.
Minimal UI: you learn to read marks in the environment, distant sounds, and tiny âcrumbsâ at ground level.
PSX vibes with modern care.
Dark, minimal, and readable; textured audio (creaks, bells, panting) to build tension without cheap jumpscares.
Little mysteries.
Not everything is explained; there are stories hidden in how you choose to move, wait, or cross a river at midnight.
Thanks
Thank you for all the support and love for this projectâespecially the interest Iâve seen in the recent reels. Itâs a huge boost to keep pushing Buhund forward.
More updates soon. đ¶đ




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