Only You Are Here

Adventure · Kids Games LLC

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72.3K ratings
4.5
Installs
5M+
Price
Free
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If you like horror that works through atmosphere rather than jump scares, Only You Are Here is worth a closer look. The developer, Kids Games LLC, describes it as an atmospheric adventure with first-person horror elements, and the premise is simple enough to fit in one line: you are someone stuck inside a dream, and the only way out is to open a small door.

That framing tells you a lot about who this is for. It is a story-driven game rather than a test of reflexes, and the appeal sits in the mood, the setting and the slow work of figuring out what the dream is hiding. Players who enjoy walking through strange places and piecing together what happened should feel at home here.

The numbers back up that this approach has found an audience. The game has been installed more than 5 million times and holds a 4.5 average from 72,260 ratings, which suggests a lot of people made it far enough to leave a positive score. It is free to download, with ads and in-app purchases present, and it carries a Teen rating.

A dream built from memories and nightmares

The setting is the dream itself, a mix of memories and nightmares. That combination is the most interesting part of the premise: the horror comes from the collision of the familiar and the unfamiliar.

You play a person trapped in this place, so the dream is both location and obstacle. The goal is small and concrete: escaping means opening a small door.

I like how contained that sounds. A single objective in a shifting dream gives the game a clear spine, and the tension comes from what stands between you and that door.

How a run through the dream works

A playthrough is a first-person walk through the dream in which you take in its history and push toward the exit. The past of the place and the person inside it is absorbed as you move, not handed to you in cutscenes.

The small door is the through line. Everything serves reaching it, and the dream's mixture of memory and nightmare makes the journey uneasy. The first-person view puts the horror at close range.

Many endings change how a run feels. Instead of one correct path to the door, the story can resolve in several ways, so replaying with different choices seems expected.

The secret, the endings and the reason to return

The multiple endings and a key secret keep players coming back. The endings give a reason to replay, and the secret gives something specific to hunt for across those runs.

That is a sensible shape for a short atmospheric horror game. Chasing endings suits a world built from fragments of memory, since each pass can reveal something missed.

The game has been updated since its June 30, 2023 release, most recently on July 25, 2026, for bug fixes. Players who hit an error are asked to report it on social networks.

Cost, ads and what to expect before installing

Only You Are Here is free to download. It contains ads and offers in-app purchases.

The Teen rating fits the material: this is horror, even if it is atmospheric rather than graphic, and the dream setting leans on unsettling imagery and themes. It is not aimed at younger players.

For a free horror adventure with this install history and a 4.5 average, the barrier to trying it is low. The real question is whether the ad-and-purchase model and the darker tone suit you.

A focused horror adventure for players who like to replay

I would point this one at players who enjoy first-person horror built on mood and mystery, and who are happy to go through a story more than once to see how it changes. The trapped-in-a-dream premise, the memories-and-nightmares setting and the promise of multiple endings all line up behind that kind of player.

The small door gives the game a clear goal, and the key secret gives it a reason to be revisited. If you like piecing together a strange place and comparing endings with other players, this is the sort of game that fits. If you want something lighter or entirely free of ads and purchases, the free model here is part of the deal.

With millions of installs and a strong average rating, it has clearly connected with a broad audience. For the price of a download, it offers a complete, contained horror story with reasons to return.

The short verdict

A moody first-person horror adventure about escaping a dream, best for players who enjoy multiple endings and hidden secrets.

What's new in version 3.3.46

• Bug fixes. If you find any error inside the game, then write to us about it on social networks. This way we will be able to respond to the problem faster and start fixing it.

App specs

  • Version3.3.46
  • UpdatedJuly 25, 2026
  • Downloads5M+
  • RequiresAndroid 7.0+
  • PriceFree
  • Age ratingTeen

Only You Are Here: frequently asked questions

What is Only You Are Here about?

You play a person trapped inside their own dream, a place that mixes memories and nightmares. To escape, you have to open a small door. It is an atmospheric adventure with first-person horror elements.

Does the game have multiple endings?

Yes. The game includes many endings for players to walk through. There is also a key secret to discover, which gives you a reason to go back through the dream more than once.

Is Only You Are Here free?

Yes, it is free to download, and it contains ads and offers in-app purchases.

What age rating does the game carry?

It has a Teen content rating. That fits the horror elements and the darker tone of a dream built from memories and nightmares. It is not intended for younger children.

How do I report a bug in the game?

Players who spot a bug are asked to post about it on social networks. That is the stated way to reach the team so they can respond faster and begin fixing the problem. The most recent update was for bug fixes.

Pros

  • Atmospheric first-person horror with a clear premise
  • Multiple endings encourage repeat playthroughs
  • A key secret gives a specific goal
  • Free to download with millions of installs
  • Strong 4.5 average from many ratings

Cons

  • Contains ads
  • Offers in-app purchases
  • Teen rating suits older players
  • Errors reported through social networks

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