About Six Nights at Horror House
The ghost of Juan's cat wanders a house after midnight while you watch from a security room. Six Nights at Horror House combines camera surveillance, doorway defences and repairs: a broken camera can leave you without the warning you need for the next approach.
Track the Phantom
Use the CCTV views to follow the phantom through the house. Note where it was last visible and watch the route toward your room. When it gets close, turn on the light and quickly close the door to block the approach.
After the immediate danger has passed, return to the cameras and locate the phantom again. A previous sighting is only a starting point for the next check; the visitor may have moved while you were operating the door.
Repair the Surveillance System
Cameras can malfunction during the shift. Use the repair interaction promptly so the system can continue providing information and to avoid a power failure. After restoring it, check the nearest approach first rather than assuming the phantom is still in the room where you last saw it.
The goal is to survive from midnight to 6 a.m. across six nights. Learn the location of the light, door and repair controls early, then repeat a routine of observing, responding and restoring the system when necessary.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Mouse | Operate surveillance, defences and repair controls |
Practical Tips
- Locate the repair interaction before a camera fails.
- Use the light and door when the phantom approaches the room.
- Re-establish the phantom's position after a repair.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why repair a broken camera quickly?
A malfunction interrupts surveillance and can lead to a power failure. Repair it so you can follow the phantom again.