Night Knocks

Night Knocks is a short first-person horror game where you’ve just settled into a new apartment, hoping for peace and privacy. Instead, you’re met with unexplained knocking sounds during the night, followed by strange, creeping events that slowly shift the mood from calm to tense. The setting feels ordinary—just a small apartment—but the smallest changes in your environment suggest something is wrong. As the knocks continue, you’re forced to interact with your surroundings and uncover the truth behind what’s happening.

Multiple Endings and Subtle Tension

The gameplay focuses on simple interactions. Players can explore the apartment, talk to nearby NPCs, and perform everyday actions like cooking—all while waiting for the next knock. It’s not about running or hiding but observing and reacting. Depending on your decisions, the game branches into one of three endings: two bad, one good. Each outcome reflects how closely you’ve paid attention and whether you act when it matters. These subtle choices add weight to even minor actions, giving replay value in just 10–15 minutes of playtime.

Designed Around Atmosphere and Uncertainty

With no loud scares or fast chases, Night Knocks builds fear through quiet details and unease. Every creak, flicker, or misplaced object makes you second-guess what’s real. The WASD and E controls keep it straightforward, allowing full focus on your surroundings. Whether you uncover the truth or miss it entirely depends on how much you’re willing to look deeper into the ordinary space around you. It’s a focused experience that lets tension build naturally, leading you toward one of its endings without ever showing you exactly what’s waiting behind the door.