There is an unusual cabin deep in the woods. It had served as a laboratory and a dwelling for three generations of Lodgers. But as of late the latest Lodger has been noticing weird changes in familiar surroundings; things are missing, noises and rattle heard. Something odd is coming out of the woods.
Platforms
Android iOS Linux Mac Switch PC PS4 Vita Win Phone XONEGenres
Adventure Arcade Indie Platform Role-playing (RPG) Simulator StrategyThemes
Horror
Languages: English and 4 more
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Critic Reviews
Gamerheadquarters
By Jason StettnerKnock Knock can be an alright experience if you want a type of horror that feels slower.
TheXboxHub
By Paul RenshawIf you are looking for a different gaming experience, and are willing to invest the time into finding out the story, then Knock-Knock could well be the strangest game you'll ever play.
GameSkinny
By Damien SmithKnock Knock is one of the most original psychological horror games ever made, yet it has remained very much an unappreciated title.
PlayStation LifeStyle
By Paulmichael ContrerasKnock-Knock is a game with great sound work, a nice, unsettling art style, but several flaws. Its mechanics are never explained. You can expect to replay the entire thing over again to see its "best" and "good" endings. With no real way to see if you've made decent progress other than to play until the end. Since there is no traditional save system, this can turn into quite the gamble, and if you make it through the game a second or third time only to find out that you didn't "earn" the best ending, you may kind of feel like you wasted your time.
Push Square
By Sam BrookeKnock Knock isn't quite a nightmare, but with a little more focus, it could have been a dream to play.
