Home Invader
Damn Boi Studios · 2026 · Stealth, Exploration, Puzzle, Investigation, First-Person
PC
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About Home Invader
Silence is survival in Home Invader, a first-person psychological thriller that blends stealth, tension, and puzzle-solving into a grounded yet unsettling experience. As Rushad, a contract infiltrator hired for a dangerous assignment, you must enter a private estate, uncover sensitive information, and escape without being detected. Every step matters. "In a place where you do not belong, every sound you make could be your last"Set in an imagined sector of New OP Town (New Delhi) and Streets of Rohtak, Home Invader places players inside a sprawling private villa tied to a powerful figure and their hidden secrets. Acting under the guidance of a mysterious operator, Rushad is tasked with infiltrating the property to retrieve confidential documents and valuables that could expose the truth behind its owner.What begins as a simple home invasion turned out to be far more than a calculated contract. What was supposed to be a simple entry and quiet extraction quickly shifts into something heavier, where tiny details start to feel wrong and the house starts to feel eerie. The deeper you go, the more it becomes clear that you may have bitten off on more than what you could chew.
Gameplay Features:
- Stealth-Driven Gameplay:
A core Noise Meter system tracks every movement you make. Walk carefully, avoid destructible objects, and plan each action with precision to remain undetected.
- Tense Psychological Setting:
A dark, realistic environment paired with immersive sound design builds sustained tension throughout the experience.
- Exploration and Puzzle Solving:
Unlock restricted areas, discover hidden rooms, solve environmental puzzles, and access secure systems through observation and logic.
- Flexible Objective Progression:
Choose your own approach. Complete objectives in the order you prefer and explore the villa freely, balancing risk, time, and reward based on your judgement.
Warning:
Home Invader contains mature themes, references to criminal activity, morally complex characters, disturbing situations, and strong language. The game includes tense scenarios and emotionally sensitive environments that may be unsettling to some players. All characters, locations, and events depicted are fictional and are not intended to represent real individuals, communities, or institutions.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Frustrating experience. I completed the objectives that should have unlocked the achievements, but they never appeared. As someone who enjoys completing games 100%, this was really disappointing. Achievements are a big part of the fun for completionists, and this bug takes away the sense of progression and accomplishment. I even tried replaying the objectives, but the achievements still didn't unlock. The game has potential, but bugs like this make it hard to recommend until they're fixed1 found this helpful
good game and decent story as well I hope they make more games like home invader1 found this helpful
This was a pretty average experience overall. The concept is interesting enough, and there were a few moments where I was genuinely curious to see what would happen next. The visuals are decent for a small indie game, and the story did enough to keep me playing until the end. That said, there are definitely some rough edges. A few mechanics felt a little clunky, and some parts of the game could have used a bit more polish. There were also moments where the pacing got interrupted by things that felt more annoying than engaging. Nothing game-breaking, but enough to be noticeable. Overall, I didn't dislike it, but I wasn't particularly impressed either. It's the kind of game you play once, have a decent enough time with, and then move on. If you're looking for a short indie horror experience, you could do worse, but I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend it either.1 found this helpful
Didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as I did honestly. The game gets surprisingly tense once you really get into it and sneaking around the house while trying not to get caught had me locked in the whole time. The atmosphere is probably the best part. The house feels alive in a weird way and the sound design keeps you paranoid constantly. There’s some jank here and there but it honestly adds to the charm a bit.1 found this helpful
One of the best games, the developers have done a great job1 found this helpful
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