You’ve Got a Package
Release date: Oct 20, 2025
Developers: REVVALUTION Studio
Publishers: REVVALUTION Studio
Genres: Indie, Simulation
Categories: Single-player, Partial Controller Support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Turkish, German

'Better not to open it…' What’s more terrifying - the daily grind against the backdrop of a creative crisis, or real monsters straight from Hell? Live through the ordinary days of a writer tormented by the absence of inspiration. Take a shower, snack in front of the TV, try to write something... And soon, this routine will turn into pure horror. You are Clark — a young and acclaimed writer whose debut novel became an international bestseller. Fame, money, recognition — he had it all. But now, a year has passed, and Clark hasn’t written a single word. A relentless creative block consumes him from the inside. Alone in his luxurious mansion, he struggles to put even a sentence on paper… and fails every time. One sleepless night, the doorbell rings. On the porch, Clark finds a mysterious package with no sender. From that moment on, his life begins to spiral into a nightmare far darker than any writer’s block. What’s inside the box? And more importantly… what happens once you open it? “You’ve Got a Package” is a short horror game in the walking simulator and exploration genre. You are about to live through the most nightmarish night of your life. Unspeakable horrors and terrors will crawl out from the darkness, eager to feast on your sticky fear. By unleashing an ancient demon, you’ll be dragged straight into a living Hell — and nothing will help you escape alive or unharmed. Features: Tight, concise gameplay Dynamic storytelling Creepy, unsettling atmosphere Immersive sound design that drags you into chaos Vivid and striking visuals No flashlights — everything unfolds in the light A vast variety of horrors guaranteed to give you chills Game duration: 1 hour – 1 hour 20 minutes 


Notes: The game contains scary moments, scenes of torture and violence.