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~What Is Narinig Mo Ba?~

Narinig Mo Ba? is a story-driven psychological horror game built on top of a cozy sari-sari store simulator. You play a neighborhood tindera running the night shift, serving snacks, coffee and other goods while your regulars trade tsismis across the counter. Beneath the warmth sits a whispered tragedy, and the longer the night runs, the less the shop feels safe.

How to Play Narinig Mo Ba Online

~~~~~~~~~~FRUIT PUZZLE~~~~~~~~~~

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Launch the player above and press play.
Narinig Mo Ba?
is an HTML5 Godot build, so it runs directly in the browser on desktop and on your phone.
Rotate to landscape, hit fullscreen, and the counter fills up in seconds.

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~Meet the People of Narinig Mo Ba~

Regulars at the counter of a small neighborhood tindahan

Narinig Mo Ba? is told entirely through the customers who come to the counter. You never see a wide world map or a cast list; instead you meet the block one visitor at a time, and each visit carries a piece of rumor about what happened. The names and roles below are the ones players and the developers mention when they talk about the night the store stayed open.

Basic Information

Alias

The tindera, the player character

Role

Owner and night-shift clerk of the neighborhood sari-sari store

Relationship

Trusted regular who hears every rumor in the block

Rival

The silence between customers, and the one story nobody finishes

Appearance

The player character is never shown in full; the game keeps the camera behind the wooden service counter, so you see your own hands, the goods on the shelves and the customers on the other side. The store itself is the character: a narrow counter, a flickering fluorescent bulb, and a doorway that stays open in both directions.

Outfit

Whatever a tindera wears on a long night shift, with the apron's pockets filling up with coins, tabbies and small notes passed across the counter.

Personality Traits

NeighborlyWarm front counter

Your first instinct is to treat everyone like a regular. You fetch the right item, you give the right change, and you let small talk run. That kindness is what keeps people talking to you at all.

CuriousPulls the thread

You keep pulling at the story. A sentence that does not line up with yesterday, a name mentioned twice with two different stories attached, a customer who reacts to something you were not supposed to open. You keep a record because you know it matters later.

UnsettledReads the room

As the night gets longer, you notice things that do not belong. Customers behave oddly, some of them are not quite right, and the shop lights flicker at the wrong moments. You keep serving anyway, because stopping is not really an option.

Key Moments

Selling snacks, drinks and coffee to customers who arrive one by one after dark
Handling tabbies and credit requests from regulars short on cash
Remembering who told which rumor, and noticing when a rumor changes
Reacting to what shows up in the doorway, the window and the dark outside the store
Piecing together the whispered truth the whole neighborhood is trying to bury

Relationships

Mare (Lucia)The Sharpest Voice

A regular whose warnings and reactions are hard to read. Players commonly point to her as the one who knows more than she says, and her reaction when you open something she told you to leave alone is the moment many of them remember most clearly.

JunjunThe One With The Tab

A neighborhood boy who thanks the store for letting him borrow money and promises to pay it back once he lands a stable job. The kindness is real, and it makes the story much harder to hold together.

The tanodLocal Authority

The village officer figure who shows up in the neighborhood talk and in the rumors that circulate around the block. Players argue about how much he really knew and when he found out.

CarloOn The Record Book

Name that turns up in the store records and in the gossip about who was written down and who was not. He is blamed by more than one person, and it is not clear yet why.

Memorable Quotes

"
Huy, Mare! Narinig mo ba?
"

"
Ang dami mong tsismosa sa tindahan ko.
"

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Hindi mo na muna pagbukas ng iyon.
"

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Bayad mo na ba yung utang mo?
"

Trivia

Narinig Mo Ba? was made as an entry for the Los Baños 2026 game jam on itch.io.
The developers credit six contributors: doppie, yuriellll, oreocapybara, Krarneas, csr_eio and karinasaurus.
All art was made in-house, and the audio assets were released under CC0.
The itch.io listing is tagged Visual Novel, 2D, Cute, Filipino, Horror, Short, Working Simulator and No AI.
The game was built in Godot and runs as an HTML5 browser build with mouse input.
Touchscreen support landed after the post-jam release, which is why the game now works on phones.
The itch.io page carries a warning that other websites impersonate the game and should not be trusted for downloads.
The page is rated 4.7 out of 5 by more than 190 ratings, and the story has a single ending.

~Narinig Mo Ba Features~

Cozy Store, Wrong Turn

The game opens like a warm slice-of-life sim about running a sari-sari store, then quietly turns into folk horror. The pleasant mood, the fluorescent light and the small talk all stay in place while the meaning behind them curdles, which is where most of the tension comes from.

Filipino Neighborhood Life

Written by Filipino developers, the game leans on real neighborhood texture: sari-sari store routines, marites gossip, tanod presence, credit tabbies and the food people actually eat. The cultural detail is what makes the later horror land harder.

Dialogue Choices Matter

You answer customers instead of only watching them. What you say, and how long you take to answer, changes how each patron behaves later in the night and which events happen outside the shop window, so the same playthrough can reveal different pieces of the truth.

Short, Complete Story

Narinig Mo Ba? is a compact game with a full arc rather than an endless loop. It was made for the Los Baños 2026 game jam and released with a single ending, so it can be finished in one sitting and still leaves the neighborhood talking.

~Narinig Mo Ba Videos & Walkthroughs~

May Tsismosa sa Tindahan Ko | Narinig Mo Ba?

A full playthrough of Narinig Mo Ba? by FearOfEL, following the night shift from the first customer to the final reveal. It is the clearest look at how the game turns a normal sari-sari store shift into a murder mystery, and how much of the story is carried by the customers you talk to.

Narinig Mo Ba? | Full Gameplay Walkthrough

A complete gameplay walkthrough of Narinig Mo Ba? by Harllynne M, with the full night covered end to end. Useful if you want to see the ending before starting, or to compare your own suspect list against how the clues were actually dropped into the dialogue.

Featured Recommendations

If you like the cozy-then-creepy mood of Narinig Mo Ba but want a lighter break, try Suika Game Online on Suika Game. It is a free browser puzzle game that starts instantly on mobile or desktop, which pairs well with a longer night at the tindahan.

~Why Play Narinig Mo Ba Online~

Instant Browser Play

No installer, no launcher, no sign-up. The HTML5 build of Narinig Mo Ba? loads straight into the player on this page, so you can start your shift within seconds on a desktop or a phone.

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Filipino Horror, Not Generic

The setting is a real sari-sari store with real neighborhood rhythms, from tabbies and marites gossip to the tanod everyone talks about. That authenticity is what gives the folk horror its edge.

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Short Enough To Finish

One tight night, one complete story, one ending. Narinig Mo Ba? was built for a game jam, so it respects your time and still delivers a satisfying arc.

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Choices Change The Night

Your replies and your service speed shape customer behavior and what happens outside the window, so the same store night can reveal different clues depending on how you handle it.

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~Narinig Mo Ba FAQs~

~Narinig Mo Ba Tips & Tricks~

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Keep The Ledger

The store record book matters more than it looks. Write down who came, what they bought on credit and what they told you, because the ending depends on pieces of the night that are only useful if you can still remember them when a customer contradicts themselves later in the same run.

TIP

Pro Tip

Note the name, the item and the exact rumor on every visit, and reread the book before you decide who to trust.

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Treat Gossip As Evidence

Tsismis in Narinig Mo Ba? is a delivery system for clues, and half of it is misdirection. The marites in the block repeat what they heard from someone else, so a story that reaches you from three directions is stronger than a story a nervous customer tells you once.

TIP

Pro Tip

Track where each rumor came from, and treat a rumor that changes shape as the real clue.

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Serve Properly

Fetching the requested item, giving correct change and handling credit requests cleanly keeps customers in a friendly mood for the rest of the shift. A regular who feels ignored stops talking, and a regular who stops talking stops giving you the information that explains the story.

TIP

Pro Tip

Answer fast, give the right change, and never leave a credit request unanswered.

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Mind The Night

The store stays open in both directions for the whole night, so the later hours behave differently from the first ones. Lights flicker, the street gets louder in the wrong way, and the customers who arrive late are the ones who change the ending. There is no pause button for a bad night.

TIP

Pro Tip

Do not skip late-night customers, and keep your answers steady when the room starts to feel wrong.