

Can I Come In? - Free PC Download
Can I Come In? - is a short atmospheric first-person psychological horror game with walking simulator elements.

“...and most importantly, don’t open the door for anyone!”
Story:
You play as a teenager returning home from school.
Your parents have gone to visit some friends, and tonight, you’ll be staying home completely alone.
Or will you?
Do you remember when your parents left you home alone late in the evening?
When it was already dark outside...
Do you remember that strange feeling?
Every little sound made your heart beat faster.
Every creak seemed almost alive.
You stared into the darkness...
But what if the darkness was staring back at you?
What begins as an ordinary evening after school will quickly turn into a nightmare that forces you to relive your deepest childhood fears.
Game Features:
Realistic graphics.
Atmospheric sound design that heightens the sense of anxiety.
A highly detailed Soviet apartment and apartment building.
Unexpected frightening moments.
Estimated playtime: 30–60 minutes.
This text comes straight from the game's store page and is pulled in automatically. We don't write or edit it, so it may contain spoilers.
System Requirements
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- WINDOWS 10, 11 (64-BIT Required)
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- WINDOWS 10, 11 (64-BIT Required)
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- Intel Core i5
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- Intel Core i7
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- 8 GB RAM
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- 16 GB RAM
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- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
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- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 2060
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- Version 11
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- Version 12
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- 5 GB available space
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- 5 GB available space
These are the developer's listed requirements and may not be 100% accurate. If your specs fall below the minimum, try the game anyway; many games run fine below the listed requirements. When in doubt, check YouTube for performance benchmarks.
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