It requires you to take note of every detail-from the pages of a book, the character designs, and the layout of the small apartment-and try to find the right solution to make sure that both the mother and the baby survive. If you’re looking for a quick horror fix, The Man from the Window is a good place to start. Additionally, the character design-a small young rabbit and his larger mother-also factors in the puzzle and how you go about the gameplay experience. This, despite the game’s short playthrough, manages to keep it fun and replayable to a degree. It requires you to solve a problem methodically instead of running or fighting a villain. Its controls are simple and intuitive, requiring you to interact with different objects and find a suitable hiding space.Īs an indie horror game, its appeal has a puzzle-like approach. There are only three possible endings to the game, and only one of them can be considered good. The game requires you to make preparations under a limited time, after which the villain makes his move. In terms of gameplay mechanics, it feels a lot like Five Nights at Freddy’s. After you’ve had your chance to hide, and fail, the next attempts are done in fear of knowing how much time you have-and whether you can hide at all. For first-time players, the horror comes in a gut-punching reveal as The Man starts making his presence felt. Regardless of whether it's your first or your second playthrough, The Man from the Window is still a frightening experience.

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