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Still Here

A first-person puzzle game set across five isolated rooms. Solve environmental puzzles by interacting with objects and uncover fragments of a hidden story. No combat, no timers, progress through observation and experimentation.

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February 23, 2026
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About the Game

Still Here is a first-person puzzle game set across five isolated rooms.

Each room contains a single main puzzle that must be solved to progress. Puzzles are built from the environment: arranging objects, noticing details, and interacting with items in sequence. There are no enemies, no combat, and no time pressure. Progress comes from observation and experimentation, not reflexes.

Clues are subtle, hidden in drawings, notes, and small environmental changes. As you move from room to room, fragments of a larger narrative begin to emerge.

The spaces you explore once belonged to others; the puzzles you solve reveal why they were left behind.