A first-person thief & detective puzzle adventure
You were never invited in. Every house you enter remembers what happened there — and expects you to figure it out before the lights come back on.
Hollow Lamp Studio
01 — The premise
Uninvited is a slow-burn breaking-and-entering mystery. You pick the lock, you read the room, and you leave with the truth — or with nothing at all.
Every level is a single home, built as a closed puzzle box. Doors, drawers, letters and the way a family arranges its furniture are all evidence. Nothing is labelled for you; the house explains itself only if you look properly.
There is no combat and no quest marker. There is a torch, a notebook, a limited amount of night, and the sound of someone else moving one floor below you.
Photographs, receipts and half-finished letters build a case file you assemble yourself.
Locks, latches and window catches are physical puzzles, each with more than one honest solution.
Someone is home. Light, sound and your own footprints decide whether the night ends quietly.
02 — Loop
Four beats, repeated in every house, never the same twice.
Circle the building from the street. Count windows, note the lit rooms, find the way in nobody thought about.
Tools are limited and loud. Choose between the fast entry and the one that leaves no trace.
Pin evidence to your board. Contradictions surface on their own once enough of it is on the wall.
Put everything back. What you disturb carries into the next chapter, and someone will notice.
Chapter 01
A terrace house on Kellan Row, empty for nine years, with the electricity bill still paid on time. The neighbours call it the Jimmy house and change the subject.
Chapter 01 asks one small question — who keeps the lights on — and answers it with a boy's bedroom that was never packed away, a locked door on the landing, and a tape recorder that only plays when the hallway is dark.
03 — Trailer
90 seconds of lockpicks, lamplight and very bad decisions.
04 — Gallery
05 — Fact sheet