
You’re Carl, a maintenance worker spending seven nights in a remote lodge. Fix what’s broken, explore its dark corners, and face the feeling that you’re not alone.. while pretending nothing is wrong.
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Media

About
It looks like a simple night job in a quiet lodge.
Keep things running. Fix what breaks. Close out the tasks.
Seven shifts pull you deeper into rooms that feel a little wrong.
Not loud. Not flashy. Just… off.
You explore, you listen, you connect the pieces the building keeps trying to show you.
In the end, you will have to make a choice.
- Walk the lodge after hours and handle real maintenance work
- Search back rooms, checkouts, and service corridors for clues
- Read what was left behind and pay attention to small changes
- Keep your cool and act normal when you are not alone
- Seven-shift structure with steadily rising tension
- Story-rich exploration and environmental storytelling
- No combat. Survive by staying out of reach and pretending nothing is wrong
- First-person, 3D, realistic presentation
- Steam Deck friendly
- Best with headphones
|
Extra Secret Rooms
- Pay attention to details to unlock the extra secret rooms in the lodge.
Content notice
- Sudden sounds, disturbing imagery, and psychological themes.
Stats
All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
1.5時間程でクリアできる短くまとまった短編ホラゲ 終盤の導線がわかりづらく何をしていいかわからない時がある ジャンプスケアも少な目で雰囲気は良い
Very solid short indie horror game. This game is played in about an hour. I found the tasks a bit mundane and I'm not the biggest fan of jump scares but the atmosphere was on point. The atmosphere was very well built up and carried through the whole game. I was always expecting something to happen. Really good effort from an indie dev and recommended for a short fun.
Ortalama 1 buçuk saatte bitirebileceğiniz bulmacalı psikolojik korku oyunu. Eksileri pek yok gibi. Gözüme takılan banyonun lambaları patladıktan sonra değiştirilen lambaların bir daha yanmaması. Ya da önceden zaten yanmıyor olabilir, kullandığım fenerden kaynaklı yanıyormuş gibi gözükmüş olabilir, zaten lambalar için anahtar yoktu. Bir de çocuk odasında gardıroba yaklaştığımızda sol alt köşede bodrum (basement) yazısı çıkıyor. Bunlar ufak detaylar göz ardı edilebilir. Oyunun 2 farklı sonuna da ulaştım. Hikaye birazcık zayıf kalsa da oyunu sıkılmadan oynuyorsunuz. Sonunda ne olacak diye merak ederken oyun 90 dakika bir sürede bitiyor. 2 tane gizli başarım var iyice evi kolaçan ederseniz rahatlıkla bulabilirsiniz. Fiyatı da gayet makul. 7/10
Discover the house's history, do some chores, open secret rooms, complete a puzzle, then a ritual. Nonexistent choice number 3-save the family and burn the house down. Both problems solved. Maybe. Above all, don't listen to noncorporeal voices. Good times. Not so much for Carl.
Played with my kid and had loads of fun. We had a good afternoon with it and I def suggest it if you like creepy movies and games. Read the notes. they are short and create the vibe that goes with the place.
[b] SAVEN wahrscheinlich kein schlechtes Spiel [/b] +Gute Atmosphäre +Gute Vertonung +Glaubhafte Stimmen -Keine deutsche Sprachausgabe [h3]Ladet mein PS4 Controller-Profil herunter, damit lässt sich das Spiel relativ gut spielen.[/h3]
游戏就让你检查这个检查那个 擦这个擦那个 属实是有点太困了 高能也挺低级 当做恐怖游戏玩 真的挺无聊的
I don't want to be rude, I know it's a small game and the idea is good but the execution is lacking. It's basically a go there and click simulator. Instead of one thing to do at a time, a list of things to do would have greatly help this feeling. It really isn't a bad game it just lack something.
I have played multiple games from this dev, and this is my favorite of all of them. But even so, I almost didn't recommend for reasons I will get in to, which has less to do with the game as a package and more with bugs and design. So, the presentation is creepy and I loved the atmosphere. The phone message, the old house, the unsettling quiet. I think just the vibe of it is a really effective horror vibe. The mechanics of the game are basic but really in service to telling a story. It's a vehicle to get you to explore the house, and as you do and the days go by, you find out more and see more of the house. Not going to get into specifics of the story because it's relatively short, but suffice to say that the house is not normal. But for this mostly simple gameplay, I was also impressed with how striking some of the scenes were; flashbacks with figures mostly in silhouette, or the warm glow of burning papers in the house, just little touches that gave the game a lot of character to me. There are also multiple endings and I found the choice to be compelling and very well thought out. This feels more like a complete experience than some other indie horror games I have played and I think that's why I happen to like this one more. The game itself is relatively short, but I have a lot of hours logged for a couple of issues, mostly getting stuck in a few places and not knowing where I was supposed to go or what I was supposed to do. There was also an achievement bug that did not pop for me despite it being something required for you to do to progress the game. But it's pretty easy to be able to get back to that point again and retry and I did eventually unlock everything. The flashlight in the game, while it highlights everything fine, only covers a small circle in front of you, and it kind of gave me a headache when playing, like I was straining my eyes to gaze through a pinhole in paper or cardboard to see, and that wasn't super pleasant. The rest of the review contains spoilers. [spoiler]The two issues I had progressing were the "Block Puzzle" and the basement sequence. The Block Puzzle, because it was so dark, I didn't see any indentation above the safe, so I had no idea anything was supposed to go there and I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out what to do. There are letter blocks in the small bedroom, so I kept returning there thinking it was related to that but obviously it wasn't. And then the basement, I did find the shovel, but the "X"s on the dark floor are black and didn't stand out. You also have to be claustrophobically close to items to interact with them, so even though I looked around at the floor in the basement because it seemed like I was supposed to dig, I wasn't right right on top of the graves so I never saw the prompt. In the basement, while I appreciated how the alter there looked like a ghastly face when I looked up and it creeped me out, it also wasn't clear that I was supposed to bring the doll there. I don't think I would want it spelled out with text like the tasks to fix the house are displayed, but I wish somehow there was more direction for those things. Some of them are just visual issues, and it highlights how limited visibility can really impact game experiences. I know that scary games are supposed to be dark, but I have to be able to see. One thing that really struck me is how the flame from the burning papers were brighter and provided better visibility than your flashlight, which seems backwards.[/spoiler] Tip for the bugged achievement: [spoiler]You have to do them slowly. Sometimes there are multiple of them clustered together and my first time I was clicking on as many as I could find as fast as possible. To get the achievement to unlock, I recommend waiting until you see the text on the screen appear that says "#/10" before you interact with another one. If you do them slowly, one at a time, waiting for each paper to finish burning and update the total before you interact with a new one, you should be able to get the achievement to unlock.[/spoiler]
Whoever wanna play some horror, please play this you wont regret much with the price. I just cant fathom Horror so left it midgame when a jumpscare hurt my core. FFS uninstalling. I'd recommend this for a quick horror indie gameplay. Well done DEV
Related
Related
Trends
Concurrent players on Steam, sampled daily since tracking started.
Audience
Estimated from the language of this game's reviews — a proxy for where players are, not official Steam demographics.
Related
| Tourists Kidnapped a Little Bear | $2K | 100 | 76% | $0.99 |
| Fireworks Simulator: Realistic | $2K | 172 | 75% | $0.49 |
| Atomic Reconstruction | $2K | 59 | 76% | $1.99 |
| Goodnight Butcher | $2K | 59 | 58% | $1.99 |
| Milford Heaven - Luken's Chronicles | $2K | 59 | 61% | $1.49 |
| wurdweb | $2K | 61 | 89% | $2.49 |