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Being caught by these ghosts and demons means instant death, so players must carefully maneuver through the house to avoid them. The lower Dwayne's sanity, the more severe each paranormal event becomes, up to the point that a ghost or demon will appear and attack the player.

Players can use lighters, pills, light bulbs, and candles to help them avoid these threats. Lighters allow the player to move through dark areas without a light, taking pills can recover sanity, light bulbs can be used to repair broken lights, and candles are a light source that ghosts cannot manipulate. There are various other items the player can find and use, like a camera or a sledgehammer.

Dwayne has a very limited inventory and can store only five of these items at a time, and hold two more in his hands. As a result, the player must explore the house very carefully to uncover the truth.

The fourth chapter of the game is divided into seven subchapters; in each subchapter, players are objected to find VHS tapes scattered through the house, each labeled differently; Pride, Negligence, Indifference, Prison, Addiction, and Greed.

Plot

Visage is split into four chapters that can be completed in any order. Each chapter centers around a different person who once lived in the suburban home the game takes places in.

The game opens in the 1980s, with a scene in which a man, Dwayne Anderson,note  shoots and kills his wife and two children before committing suicide. Moments later, Dwayne wakes up in an empty room covered in blood. 

After he stumbles out of the room, his neighbor Rose calls on the landline, and claims that she hasn't seen Dwayne leave the house in three weeks. He tries opening the front door but it is locked. Paranormal events begin occurring throughout the house, and Dwayne begins searching the house for a way out.

Lucy's Chapter

Lucy was an innocent young girl who loved birds, and she had a pet bird, Peaco. However her behavior became abnormal, and she claimed she has imaginary friends, which was, in reality, a demon influencing her. The demon appeared to Lucy for the first time, emerging from a TV.

One day Lucy, under possession of the demon, murdered Peaco and blamed it on the demon. Her father suggested to her mother to take her to therapy. When a therapist was hired, her mother disliked his treatment method, as it involved syringing medicine to Lucy. Her father thought otherwise.

A blood-pooled tub with bloody writings is seen. On an unknown date, Lucy is possessed by the demon, committing suicide by ejecting her own jaw before her parents could enter the bathroom she locked herself in.

Dolores' Chapter

Whilst roaming around, Dwayne discovers an oval mirror weirdly reflecting on a rocking chair. Dwayne sees a photograph of the past two adult inhabitants of the house: spouse Dolores and George. A long-reaching hook tears George's right eye. Dwayne uses it to open the attic ladder, where the rocking chair is present. 

He reaches a Victorian-style bedroom, in which each corner of the left-side wall has a peephole. In an audiocassette, George says that Dolores is reported to have symptoms of schizophrenia, bipolar, psychosis, dementia, and more, however the exact disorder is hard to be determined. 

Dolores told George she had been hearing her own voices whispering five numbers via their baby's monitor, which is "the key to her inner house." George thinks the treatments given are not helping. In another cassette, George rants that he is overwhelmed with this family burden.