SOMEONE IS IN THE HOUSE

SOMEONE IS IN THE HOUSE

You wake up at 3:17 AM.

Something is moving downstairs.

At first, it’s just footsteps. A floorboard. A sound in the hallway that could be the house settling.

Then your phone lights up.

Someone is inside.

SOMEONE IS IN THE HOUSE is a short psychological home-invasion horror game built around tension, sound, and uncertainty. You’re trapped in your bedroom while an intruder moves through the house, reacts to what you do, and slowly learns your habits.

There is no weapon. No combat.

You can only listen, hide, lock the door, check the hallway, watch the window, use your phone, and try to figure out where it is before it reaches you.

The problem is that eventually, you won’t know if you can trust what you hear.

Features

• Dynamic intruder AI that reacts to your behavior
• Positional audio and threat-distance sound
• Door locking and hallway peeking
• Closets, curtains, windows, and under-bed hiding
• Hold-your-breath encounters
• Interactive phone, messages, camera, and 911
• Blackouts and changing lighting
• Randomized visual scares
• Multiple death scenarios
• Multiple endings
• Full 1920×1080 HD horror presentation
• Dynamic lighting, shadows, rain, and environmental effects
• No combat
• Fully playable offline
• Roughly 20–40 minutes for a first playthrough

Controls

Mouse — interact
1–6 — quick actions
Space — hold your breath when prompted
Esc — pause / back

Recommended

Play alone. Play in the dark. Wear headphones.

A lot of the game’s information is delivered through sound, and knowing which direction a noise came from can be the difference between staying alive and opening the door at the wrong time.

Content Warning

Contains intense horror, sudden loud sounds, flashing/flickering lights, stalking, home-invasion themes, and disturbing imagery.

Do not open the door just because the footsteps stopped.