Let Them In?
A choice-based simulation game
Ratings
Age
13+
Category
Adventure
Languages
English
Mon Mar 30 2026
- Bug fixes & minor internal updates
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Let Them In is a psychological horror game that puts you in the shoes of a night-shift security guard at a remote, high-security mansion. Each night, people arrive at the gate claiming they belong inside. You must cross-reference their IDs, check their stories, and use specialized scanning equipment to detect supernatural anomalies. The catch? The entities outside are getting smarter at mimicking human behavior. With a limited amount of time and the weight of your employers' lives on your shoulders, every decision to 'Open the Gate' is a gamble with death.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Let Them In is a masterclass in tension. It takes the 'Papers, Please' checking mechanic and injects it with a pure shot of adrenaline and horror. There is nothing more terrifying than realizing a visitor's ID is perfectly valid, but their eyes are just slightly too wide to be human. The game excels at making you doubt your own senses.
The minimalist graphics and lo-fi audio work perfectly to create an atmosphere of isolation and dread. You aren't a superhero; you're just a person in a booth, and that vulnerability is what makes the game so effective. It’s one of those rare horror games that stays with you after you've closed the app, making you double-check the lock on your own front door. A must-play for fans of 'analog horror' and psychological thrillers.
Features
Deeply immersive 'found-footage' aesthetic
Procedurally generated visitors for infinite scares
Tense resource management (Battery, Time, Sanity)
Multiple endings based on your performance
Chilling sound design and jump scares
Tips & Walkthrough
Always check the expiration date on the ID first. Mimics often forget to update this detail. If the date is even one day off, do not open the gate, no matter how much they plead.
Gameplays
If a person's story seems perfect, use the UV scanner on their hands. Real humans will have pulse signatures, while mimics will appear as a solid, cold shadow. It's your most reliable tool, but it uses significant battery power.
Screenshot
Q&A
Yes, Let Them In uses atmospheric dread and sudden scares to keep the player on edge.
Ratings & Reviews
Very fun
Sat Mar 28 2026 D.p*-i really like this game. Everyone should try it!
WiFi issue
Thu Mar 26 2026 DepthsubIf this was offline-compatible, I’d do five stars, but otherwise entertaining.
Needs work
Mon Mar 30 2026 DontcallmebreannaThe English is fairly bad. This game could be really fun if the English was easier to comprehend. I’m just guessing mostly
Slow
Fri Mar 27 2026 DanDan8603It takes a long time for the interactions to transition to the next one. Also, if you’re not willing to pay a bunch of money, your bombarded with ads.