Hey, Anybody There? - Director's Cut

A very short horror game (one playthrough: 1-5 minutes), but with a lot of endings. Pretty interesting and has a nice atmosphere. [spoiler]Objectively:[/spoiler] 7.5/10

Hey, Anybody There? - Director's Cut is a minimalist psychological horror experience that builds tension not through spectacle, but through repetition, silence, and the discomfort of the unknown. Developed and published by Had2Apps, it takes a simple premise—checking on an unresponsive neighbor—and transforms it into a compact, unsettling vignette that relies almost entirely on atmosphere and player interpretation. It’s not a game that overwhelms you with mechanics or narrative exposition; instead, it lingers in the space between action and inaction, where uncertainty becomes the primary source of unease. The setup is deliberately ordinary. You live in a quiet apartment, disturbed by persistent noise from the room next door. Eventually, curiosity or concern leads you into the hallway, where you stand outside your neighbor’s door, knocking, calling out, and waiting for some kind of response. That response never comes in a straightforward way, and the longer you remain, the more the situation begins to feel off. The game thrives on this slow escalation, turning a mundane scenario into something increasingly disquieting without ever fully revealing what is happening. Interaction is …

I did like what I saw of the game, only complaints I have is that you move sooooo slow and that I'd like some in game hints for how to get the other endings. Good game overall!