The Corridor

"There's no way out, Joseph. Not until you remember."

You wake on the floor of an old apartment corridor. The lights are failing, the exit is chained shut, and behind a locked door a little girl is begging to be let out of her cage.

Help her, and the corridor starts over, the same doors, the same rooms, but not quite the same. Each loop the building remembers a little more about the night of 14 October 1985, and so will you.

The Corridor is a short first-person psychological horror game about a place that keeps repeating, a doll that is never where you left her, and a tall man in a hat who walks the halls tapping his cane.

What waits for you

• Six loops, each its own puzzle and its own kind of fear — Let Her Out, I Already Did, Tap. Tap., 14 October 1985, Hold Your Breath and No
• Puzzles that live in the world — breaker codes on sticky notes, keypads, a book that isn't a book, a child's crayon drawings, a car radio in a garage under the building
• A torch and nothing else — no weapons; hide, look away, keep to the dark, and keep moving
• A story you put together yourself from newspapers, photographs, phone calls and the things the doll says
• Scares that build slowly — it watches before it moves

Controls

Move	W A S D
Look	Mouse
Run	Shift (hold)
Use · open · pick up · read	E
Torch on / off	F
Turn an item you're holding	Hold left mouse and drag
Put it down	Right mouse (or E)
Show / hide the controls	H
Pause	Esc or P

Mouse sensitivity, field of view, head bob, subtitles and volume are in Settings.

Play tips

• Play in fullscreen (the button at the bottom right of the game) with headphones — a lot of this game is sound.
• Best in a desktop browser: Chrome, Edge or Firefox on a computer. Phones and tablets aren't supported yet.
• Click the game once to start using the mouse; press Esc to get the cursor back.

Content note: horror themes, a murder, blood, jump scares, flashing lights and loud sudden sounds.

A game by particles.ca and sentinelden.com