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About This Game

December. Zhmurino, a sleepy bedroom suburb of Soviet blocks. “HOMEWARD” night delivery is hiring a courier.

The pay is good — suspiciously good for a job like this. Sasha badly needs the money, and he has exactly seven nights to get it.

The job is simple: ring once, leave the box on the doorstep and go. Don't go in. Don't talk. Don't look back.

Just follow the rules.

Every night, both buildings are a little different. On the stairs, someone is breathing behind you. Three knocks at the entrance door — in the dispatcher's voice. The bulbs go out one by one, and there are footsteps at your back. Someone is already standing in the lift, face to the wall, offering you a ride up. After midnight, there are people in the windows. And one night, the door of the old five-storey block will open onto the lift lobby of the high-rise across the yard.

• Seven night shifts in two buildings and the yard between them. Every night, something changes.

• Strange rules. The memo grows longer with every shift. Some mistakes cost you money. Others cost you your life.

• A choice at every door: follow the memo, help a resident or run an errand for the Sister. All three pay. In different ways.

• Multiple endings. None of them will tell you who was right…

• A Post-Soviet bedroom suburb: leatherette-padded doors, rows of mailboxes, a lift with melted buttons, snow under the streetlight…

• PS1-style pixel graphics and hand-painted cutscenes.

• Valera the cockroach. You can't squash him. Don't even try.

Ring once. Leave the box on the doorstep. Go.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Used for creating textures and 3D models.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

The game contains psychological horror elements, including a dark atmosphere, unsettling characters with unnatural appearances, disturbing dialogue, and tense scenes in confined spaces.