SOMEONE IS IN THE HOUSE

It's 3:17 AM. You're not alone.

You're home alone when something downstairs wakes you up.

At first, it's nothing unusual. A floorboard creaking. A door moving. Footsteps that might not even be footsteps.

Then your phone lights up.

Someone knows what's happening inside your house.

SOMEONE IS IN THE HOUSE is a psychological survival-horror game about isolation, paranoia, and the terrifying uncertainty of a home invasion. Explore your house in the dead of night, listen for approaching footsteps, and make decisions that could determine whether you survive until morning.

The intruder is not simply following a script. It moves throughout the house, investigates suspicious sounds, and reacts to your behavior. Every noise you make could reveal your location. Every hiding place could become a trap.

And not everything you hear can be trusted.

FEATURES

• An Unpredictable Intruder — Face a persistent threat that explores the house, investigates noises, and responds to your actions.
• Explore Your Home — Navigate interconnected rooms, investigate suspicious activity, and interact with your surroundings.
• Psychological Horror — Experience unsettling events, misleading sounds, strange messages, and the constant feeling that something isn't right.
• Sound-Based Survival — Move carefully, listen through doors, use distractions, and stay quiet when danger approaches.
• An Interactive Story — Receive mysterious messages, make difficult choices, uncover evidence, and discover multiple endings.
• Cinematic Atmosphere — Detailed nighttime environments, dynamic lighting, rain, shadows, and immersive environmental audio.

THE HOUSE IS LEARNING — v1.3

The largest update to SOMEONE IS IN THE HOUSE expands the original experience with a fully explorable house, an overhauled intruder AI, new psychological horror systems, expanded storytelling, improved visuals, and additional endings.

What began as a quiet night in your bedroom has become something much worse.

A FEW THINGS TO REMEMBER

Stay quiet.

Listen carefully.

Don't trust every message.

And whatever you do, make sure you know who's on the other side of the door.

Developed by cravolique.

Best experienced with headphones, in a dark room.