Overview

Features & Capabilities

It's 3:12 AM. The power is out. You live alone. Something knocks on your bedroom door, from inside the house. Then it says "Hello?" in your own voice.

Still Here is an audio horror game you play with your ears. Made from the ground up for VoiceOver and headphones, it tells its story through 3D sound: footsteps circle your bed, voices whisper from behind you, something crawls through the vents above your head. Every scene is read aloud, and every choice is a button. No sight needed. Lights off recommended.

A STORY THAT FOLLOWS YOU Something has learned to copy voices: your neighbor's, your friends', your own. Run with Jess, the stranger who calls to warn you, through a motel, a police station, a cabin in the woods, an abandoned radio tower and deep into a mountain, then into the life you try to build afterward. Sixteen chapters, two interludes and ten endings, with fully voiced characters.

LISTEN TO SURVIVE • Dodge by sound: hear which side it's coming from and move the other way. • Hold still: when it's in the room, don't touch anything. Don't breathe. • Tell real from fake: someone at the door says it's Jess. Is it? • Tune a dead radio, climb stairs only when the wind covers you, and find the smart speakers before they finish their sentence.

BUILT FOR VOICEOVER • Every scene is read automatically, and choices are standard buttons. • Pause anytime with a two-finger double-tap. Pausing freezes everything, even timed moments. • Extra time for timed choices, quieter jump scares, and a hard mode. • Haptics you can feel: a heartbeat, a phone buzzing on the nightstand, a knock at the door. • The game pauses by itself if you leave the app or unplug your headphones.

YOUR VOICE, IF YOU DARE In one chapter the game can record a few seconds of your voice, so it can use it against you. It's optional, it never leaves your iPhone, and it's gone when you close the game.

No ads. No accounts. No tracking. Headphones strongly recommended.

Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App
By:
leonardo machado gomes
Rating:
5.00
(3)
1 new ratings
Version:
1.2 Last updated: 2026-11-12
Version code:
895233889
Creation date:
2026-10-27
Bundle ID:
com.stillhere.horror
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Size:
36.83MB
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Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-11-15
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Developed by:
leonardo machado gomes
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/still-here-audio-horror/id6826705398
Website:
https://still-here-horror.netlify.app

User Reviews

I have a suggestion just like the endless night mode that you put in, this game is very awesome, but I have one suggestion. I know it won’t happen overnight, but is there a way that maybe you guys can put in another mode to where you can use swipes and taps, like the swipe put in the center of your head if you hear the zombie tap to shoot, swipe down to reload either with one finger or swipe down with two fingers to reload your weapon, that’s totally a few guys. See, they got a game out called Blind Run, but once that’s over with, the screen does nothing. home game freezes. You can’t exit to the main menu. They don’t even have a tutorial, nothing. I mean, it’s self-voicing, but it just freezes and you have to close the app and reopen it, but anyhow i’m sure other players would enjoy that mode too. I was playing the endless night to see how long I can survive, and I loved every minute of it, and I was just thinking about the zombie survival mode to like water coming at you from like right left, and when you hear them, you swipe the world coming from, I guess, and send them in the center of your head, tap the chute, cause you’ll have your headphones on, swipe down to reload. That’s just my suggestion. Maybe you guys can make it even better than what I’m saying. That’s if you guys decide to put that kind of a mode in there, that would be awesome. I would love it sorry for some of the dictation, but I’ma totally blind player, and I gotta use dictation, but yeah, that kind of part of a horror game too, along with the rest of the story mode, the endless night mode, even a zombie survival mode, I would just wondering if you consider taking my suggestion. I have no other way to give you guys suggestions, except through the App Store review, so hopefully you guys read this review. I think it would be a very awesome part of the game, part of one of the modes. I don’t know how you’d actually put that together, but I was just thinking about it, and that’s why I gave this game a five-star rating. I love every minute of it ever since it came out see, years ago they had popa sound gray, the night jar, a neighbor horror games, but by the time I actually got to find out about them, they was no longer on the App Store, so I never even got to play them games, but I heard people play them on YouTube videos and I was sitting back one, man, I wish I can really play them, but anyhow, ain’t gonna make this review too much longer. If you would reply to my review and let me know what you think about the suggestion, that would be awesome too. That’s if you can do it, and like I said, I knew it’s not gonna happen overnight, but man, that would be bad. I’d love it. I really would, and if I can give a 10 stars, I would, but apparently the App Store only allowed you to go up to five. see the Eagles audio horror games too, but I never got to enjoy them keep up the good work. Thank you for coming out with this game. Thumbs up, thumbs up.

by t *****

As a totally blind iPhone user, I'm always on the lookout for games that are accessible in any way, be it with Voiceover, audio, or haptics. This game gets FIVE STARS from me! I LOVED the WHOLE story! It kept me on the edge of my seat the ENTIRE time! I have ZERO critiques about this game! I can't wait to see what audio adventure game you come out with next! Maybe it will be of a different genre, such as an audio game based on the Harry Potter series! GREAT JOB!

by An*****
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