Found Footage Horror Camera System

Transform your Unity project into a professional found-footage horror experience. Whether you're building the next viral Backrooms hit, a tactical police simulator, or a tense surveillance thriller, this system delivers the authentic visual and audio language of analog and digital recording — so your players feel like they're watching real footage, not a game.

4 Distinct Camera Modes

• VHS — Nostalgic analog grit: scanlines, tape tracking distortion, chromatic bleed, and magnetic hiss.
• Bodycam — Ultra-realistic wide-angle fisheye, auto-exposure lag, and organic handheld motion.
• CCTV — Cold surveillance: night-vision green, interlacing, frame jitter, and digital timestamp overlays.
• Thermal — Heat-mapped ramp-texture vision with bloomed hot spots, for night-vision and sci-fi sequences.

Built for Production, Not Just Demos

• Render-pipeline agnostic — Built-in, URP, and HDRP all supported out of the box.
• Mic-reactive breathing — camera sway responds to the player's real microphone input, with a seamless simulated fallback everywhere a mic isn't available.
• Procedural glitch system — single-pass, optimized shaders driving chromatic aberration, static bursts, and signal loss.
• Full survival loop — shared battery, flashlight, and recording systems with realistic flicker and drain.
• Quality presets & adaptive performance — drop in a Mobile, Balanced, or Cinematic preset, or let the system scale itself to hit your target frame rate.
• Accessibility-conscious — built-in clamps for flicker, chromatic aberration, and motion intensity, with the option to veto screen-flash scares entirely.

A Full Suite of Playable Demos
Not one showcase — a whole library: an interactive VHS/Bodycam/CCTV/Thermal switcher, a scripted VHS asylum walkthrough, a multi-camera security surveillance sim, a 1994 camcorder forest horror, a modern bodycam apartment crawl, a full "survive the corridor" minigame, and a triple-feed showcase scene that runs all three core looks side by side — plus a generated main menu to tie them all together.