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The Windows Are Gone

93% positive · 604 Steam reviews · released Oct 2, 2023 · by Scary Cube

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Story & writing91% positive · 91 mentions
“The Windows Are Gone is a first-person indie horror game where nothing chases you, nothing screams at you, and nothing jumps out of closets. Instead, the house just… quietly stops having windows. No monsters. Just interior design…”Recommended · Steam review · Nov 2025 · 0 h played · Report / request removal
Visuals & audio98% positive · 65 mentions
“The Windows Are Gone is a first-person indie horror game where nothing chases you, nothing screams at you, and nothing jumps out of closets. Instead, the house just… quietly stops having windows. No monsters. Just interior design…”Recommended · Steam review · Nov 2025 · 0 h played · Report / request removal
Performance & stability64% positive · 22 mentions
“Game is riddled with bugs that effects progression like items not appearing and events activating way too early where the event that was suppose to happen never finishes and now you are soft locked, only giving it a good review because i…”Recommended · Steam review · Oct 2025 · 1 h played · Report / request removal
Gameplay & mechanics100% positive · 19 mentions
“The Windows Are Gone is a first-person indie horror game where nothing chases you, nothing screams at you, and nothing jumps out of closets. Instead, the house just… quietly stops having windows. No monsters. Just interior design…”Recommended · Steam review · Nov 2025 · 0 h played · Report / request removal

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Game DNA — store facts, community tag votes, labeled AI inference

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Single-player

Business model

Free to play

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