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Knock-Knock
Developer Ice-Pick Lodge is readying a strange horror-title set in the midst of a mysterious game of hide-and-seek in lone house in the middle of the woods.
According to Ice-Pick Games, the game's idea came from a series of mysterious e-mails the studio received containing art, video, and sounds files.
The game follows a lone hermit in the woods who is invited to join in a game of hide-and-seek. All he is to do is stay alive and retain his sanity until the morning.
You can find out more about the game at its official website.
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