Make Sure it’s Closed

In Make Sure It’s Closed, players step into the role of a child left alone at home with a simple task: check the garage door. A note from the father warns about a faulty motion sensor, leaving the garage vulnerable to staying open. What starts as a routine task quickly escalates as an unsettling presence makes itself known. The quiet atmosphere of the house contrasts with the ominous feeling growing in the garage, drawing players into a tense and unpredictable scenario.

Closing the Door While Staying Alert

The gameplay focuses on a straightforward objective: ensuring the garage door is securely shut. However, the task is anything but easy as strange noises and shadowy movements heighten the tension. Players must approach the garage cautiously, balancing speed and awareness to avoid an unexpected encounter. The simple controls and confined space amplify the suspense, requiring players to stay focused and react quickly as the situation becomes more intense.

Immersive Design and Subtle Suspense

Make Sure It’s Closed uses atmospheric design to create a deeply immersive experience. Dim lighting, creaking doors, and faint sounds in the distance build an environment of quiet dread. The minimalist visuals and mechanics allow players to focus entirely on the growing tension, making every step toward the garage feel significant. This short but effective game captures the fear of being alone and vulnerable, delivering a memorable and suspenseful experience.