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Gone: The Agent

A first-person escape room game where you're locked in a single room and must explore, gather clues, and crack a code to get out. No tutorial, no timer just you and the room. If you reach further you will explore an untradtional escape room outside

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Daniel Gorgis
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Daniel Gorgis
Release
July 1, 2026
32 days ago
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About the Game

GONE - Escape Room


You wake up in a locked room with no memory of how you got there. A keypad next to the door demands a four-digit code. Somewhere in the room is the answer — you just have to find it.

About the game


GONE is a first-person puzzle game where you're locked in a single room and have to use your eyes, your head, and whatever you can find to get out. No tutorial, no map, no hand-holding — just a room, a
locked door, and clues waiting to be pieced together.

Search every corner, pick things up, open drawers, read what you find, and crack the code before you can get out. Every clue builds on the last. And if you reach far enough, the story continues beyond the
room into something less conventional...

Key features


  • Classic escape room gameplay — explore, collect, combine, solve
  • A connected puzzle chain — each discovery leads naturally to the next
  • First-person perspective — full freedom of movement with WASD and mouse
  • Interactive objects — aim at something and press E to examine or use it
  • An atmospheric room — furnished interior with detailed props, dynamic lighting, and ambient sound
  • No time limit — go at your own pace
  • A short and focused experience — playable in 10–20 minutes, perfect for a single sitting

How to play


  • WASD — move
  • Mouse — look around
  • E — interact with objects in your crosshair
  • Left mouse button — use the item in your hand
  • Escape — close open panels
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