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SKONEC Entertainment · 2025 · Windows

Steam: 88 % positive of 1,507 reviews, as of Oct 28

You are trapped in a small house, suffering from psychosis with no memory. Carefully observe your surroundings to distinguish reality from hallucinations, and overcome your illness by taking medication from visitors at the right time.

24 games that play like Who's at the door? and 24 that look like it. Closest by gameplay: Visage, The White Door and IMSCARED.

Player tags

  • Simulation
  • Adventure
  • Horror
  • Walking Simulator
  • Immersive Sim
  • Choose Your Own Adventure
  • First-Person
  • 3D
Map region: Psychological Horror
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Steam reviews

What players say

Players mostly recommend this short anomaly-hunting horror game for its jump scares and eerie atmosphere, though many find it brief and some object to its AI-generated art and voices.

Many players enjoy the spot-the-difference anomaly mechanic, which forces them to check the apartment carefully before deciding whether to take pills or open the door. The jump scares and unsettling character designs are the most praised parts, and some reviewers like the story twist and the endless mode for replay. Complaints centre on the short length, roughly one to three hours for a first playthrough, and on a noticeable use of AI-generated paintings and voice lines, which some players find distracting or a reason to refund. Several reviewers also mention unclear instructions, hard-to-spot anomalies, repetitive scares and a few bugs with achievements, lights and the DLC progression. Steam's overall rating is very positive, and the helpful reviews from the last year mostly agree.

Praised

  • Jump scares and creepy atmosphere

    Reviewers say the jump scares are effective and unexpected, and the unsettling visuals keep them on edge.

    Many players
  • Anomaly-spotting gameplay

    Players like checking the apartment for changes and deciding between taking pills or opening the door, which many find addictive.

    Many players
  • Story and plot twist

    Reviewers find the story interesting and praise its twist, though a few call it predictable.

    Some players
  • Replayability and endless mode

    Players return to the endless mode and additional anomalies after finishing the story, enjoying the variety.

    Some players

Criticised

  • Short length

    Reviewers say the game takes only a few hours to finish, which they feel is too brief for the price.

    Many players
  • AI-generated art and voices

    Reviewers object to the AI-generated paintings and voice lines, which some find distracting and others cite as a reason to refund.

    Some players
  • Unclear instructions and hard-to-spot anomalies

    Players find the rules unclear and anomalies hard to notice, saying they needed guides to progress.

    Some players
  • Bugs and repetitive scares

    Reviewers report bugs with achievements, lights and progression, and say the scares repeat too often.

    Some players
Who it suits
Suits players who enjoy anomaly-spotting games, horror that relies on jump scares, and short, replayable experiences, especially when played with friends.
Who should skip it
Players who dislike AI-generated art or want a long, deep horror game should skip it, and so should anyone who finds anomaly hunting tedious.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with the most hours mostly raise the endless mode, bugs and the DLC progression, while those with fewer hours focus on the scares and the short length.

Summarised by AI from 80 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.

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Plays and looks like Who's at the door?

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Matched from Steam descriptions and player tags. The tags under each game are the ones both games share.

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  1. Don't Play This84 % positive of 1,058Shared: Horror · Walking Simulator · First-Person
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  3. From The Darkness88 % positive of 3,063Shared: Horror · Walking Simulator · First-Person
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  5. REVEIL85 % positive of 757Shared: Horror · Walking Simulator · First-Person
  6. The Inn-Sanity96 % positive of 1,582Shared: Horror · Walking Simulator · First-Person
  7. Limoria77 % positive of 167Shared: Horror · Walking Simulator · Immersive Sim
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  11. Luto85 % positive of 1,254Shared: Horror · Walking Simulator · First-Person
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At a glance

What games like Who's at the door? have in common

  • The tags they share most often with Who's at the door?: Horror (24 of 24), Walking Simulator (16) and First-Person (10).
  • They came out between 2010 and 2026, 2 of them after Who's at the door? (2025).
  • Best rated by Steam players: The Inn-Sanity (96 % positive of 1,582).

How these matches work

Matches come from embeddings of Steam descriptions, player tags and screenshots, computed offline. “Plays like” compares what the games are about and how players tag them; “Looks like” compares their screenshots. The share of positive reviews is based on Steam user reviews.

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