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About This Game

"I never used to believe those stories about what the woods hide. To me, it was all exaggeration."



Ethan went camping alone in the Pinebark woods. He needed a break from the city and from a rough time in his life. He only stayed two days, and when he came back... he was no longer the same.

In No One to See, you relive those two days the way he tells them.

Set up camp

Drive to the woods, set up camp, light the campfire, cook and fish at the lake.

Stay quiet

At certain moments, the game listens to your microphone. Talking, shouting, moving: nothing goes unnoticed in the silence of Pinebark, and out there you're not as alone as it seems.

Choose what to say

Talk to the people you meet along the way and choose your replies. In Pinebark, pay attention to who's talking to you.

Messages on your phone

Short and complete

First-person psychological horror with a VHS tape look. A short, complete story you can finish in 40 to 50 minutes, with Steam achievements.

Best played with headphones and a microphone.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some of the game's assets were created with the help of generative AI tools: some of the interface icons, some of the music tracks and some of the ambient sounds. All of this material was selected, edited and adjusted by the team.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

First-person psychological horror game. The player is hunted by a blade-wielding killer and can be attacked and killed, including while hiding. Attacks are violent but show no explicit blood, and no dismemberment is shown on screen; death cuts straight to a black screen. At one point a severed head is shown, though the act of cutting it off is never depicted. The story involves missing people and off-screen deaths, and features screams, sudden jump scares and sustained tension. Characters are shown drinking alcohol in a bar. The narrator describes trauma and insomnia following the events.