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Entrance No.9

A drunk man returns home, but the familiar stairwell turns into an endless, distorted maze. Floors repeat themselves, doors disappear, and every wrong step takes you back to the beginning. Can you make it to your apartment?

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About the Game

You return home late at night. Your apartment building is not just a place where you live. It is a confusing maze where space is distorted and floors repeat themselves. Every move you make could be a mistake. Every decision you make is a chance to escape or stay forever.

Entrance No. 9 is a short walking simulator inspired by Soviet panel buildings and the atmosphere of enclosed spaces. The game tests your attentiveness and ability to navigate a changing world.

Game features

Psychological atmosphere: a familiar space becomes alien and frightening.

Cyclical puzzles: each floor hides a new anomaly.

Minimalistic interface: just you and the world around you, without unnecessary hints.

Short and intense story: perfect for an evening playthrough.

Playtime

15–60 minutes