Rules of the Inn is a first-person horror game about surviving seven nights by obeying seven rules.
The rules are written on the wall. But what happens is drawn anew every night.
A night when a shadow falls across the paper screen.
A night when the stain on the wall has grown.
A night when something calls your name.
Which one comes is never fixed.
Memorising the rules is not enough.
You have to work out, in the few seconds you are given, which rule the thing in front of you falls under.
No two runs line up.
Even once you have survived the seven nights, the next seven wear a different face.
Out November 5, 2026. Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese.
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