Take a look around. Something might be hidden.
Still Here feels less like a typical game and more like a
slow-burn investigation.
You walk through these silent rooms, interacting with random
objects to see how they all connect. There’s no timer pushing you
to hurry, so you can just explore and solve things one step at a
time.
Exploring the Rooms
The game is mostly set in closed-off spaces, each with its own layout and weird little clues. Some puzzles are pretty obvious once you take a quick look, while others are a bit more stubborn and require you to spot something subtle in the corner. You’ll probably find yourself going back to an object you ignored five minutes ago once the lightbulb finally goes off. Even though the rooms look separate, you eventually start to see the thread that ties them all together.
Gameplay Basics
We kept the mechanics very simple so the puzzles stay the main focus.
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Movement:
Walk around the room and just take everything in.
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Interaction:
Click on objects that look like they might do something.
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Observation:
Look for notes, scratches on the wall, or anything that looks out of place.
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Progress:
Solve the main puzzle in the area to open the door to the next room.
Player Reviews
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Michael T.
"Honestly, I wasn't expecting this to get me as much as it did. At first, the puzzles seemed like they'd be a breeze, but a few of them actually made me put my phone down and think for a minute. I really liked that the game doesn't hold your hand or explain every single thing directly, it just lets you figure it out."
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Laura P.
"I mostly just played for the atmosphere because it's super calm but also feels kind of mysterious at the same time. I ended up spending way more time just wandering around the rooms looking at the details than I actually did solving the puzzles. It's a nice change of pace from everything else on the store."
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Daniel R.
"There were a couple of puzzles that took me way longer than I’d like to admit, but it was still satisfying to finally get that 'aha' moment. The game is perfect if you’re looking for something slow that doesn't stress you out with timers or loud noises. It's just you and a bunch of rooms to solve."
FAQ
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Is it actually free to play?
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How long is this game anyway?
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Can I play this on the train without Wi-Fi?