FIFTEEN

Special access  ·  Nevada Test and Training Range  ·  Level 15

A house in Alamo, a recall at midnight, and a facility that was supposed to be empty.

It's 11:41 PM. You work for the Office of Technical Service, and you're home for the night. On the news, the Air Force is confirming that Area 51 has been officially abandoned.

Then your phone lights up.

Follow the route out of town and down roads that get emptier and darker until nobody else is on them. You won't remember the crash. You will remember what was waiting by the fence.

When you wake up, you're fifteen levels underground.

In the opening

• A night at home gone wrong.
• Level 15: a medical wing, a security office, and Wing C, where the cell glass is broken from the inside
• A classified handbook, with photographs, and pages someone didn't want you to read
• Something tall, pale and patient in the corridors
• Who doesn't like guns in horror games? 👀

Controls

Before you play

• Play with headphones. Most of the horror is in the sound.
• Click Fullscreen (bottom right of the game) for the best experience.
• On a laptop or older PC, set Quality to Low in Settings. On Auto, the game picks a level for you.
• If you'd rather find things yourself, the objective marker can be turned off in Settings.
• Every key can be changed in Settings → Controls. There's a High contrast mode, and subtitles are on by default.

Content warning

Blood, gun violence, jump scares, a car crash, and flashing lights.

Note

FIFTEEN is the opening of a first-person horror game that runs in your browser. Desktop only (keyboard and mouse). Made by badadev. Feedback and bug reports in the comments are hugely appreciated.