About 5 Minutes

Santiago Garcia made 5 Minutes as a school project. It's a short, scary game that will make you hold your breath, even in its demo form.

How to play 5 Minutes

As a scared kid, you hide under the bed as a heavy, slow, and scary visitor searches the house. Hold your breath and stay still.

Move around, speak in your ear, swear, and then go quiet. More scary than the growls are the silences. Even the darkness and you are against you.

Little is seen in the darkness. You can only breathe and see darkness.
Direct interaction: You don't just watch; you hide, listen, and breathe.
High psychological stress: Following someone for five minutes can make time seem like it never ends.

Can you last 5 Minutes? There's no way out. You're all by yourself, in the dark, and your heart races.