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Player Decision Brief

Night Record: Thin Walls

Consider Night Record: Thin Walls if you prefer compact, atmospheric horror built around routine, sound, and gradual unease. Skip it if you want deep progression, co-op, or a long campaign with consistently clear objectives.

$3.99 Windows Indie Sep 19, 2026 82% Positive (56 reviews)

Is Night Record: Thin Walls Right For You?

Best For

  • ✓ Players who enjoy slow-burn psychological horror
  • ✓ Fans of post-Soviet settings and VHS-style presentation
  • ✓ Players seeking a short, focused story
  • ✓ Solo horror sessions with strong atmosphere

Think Twice If

  • ! Players looking for co-op or multiplayer
  • ! Those who prefer long campaigns or heavy progression systems
  • ! Players sensitive to bugs, unclear objectives, or uneven endings
  • ! Anyone seeking action-heavy horror

Before You Buy Night Record: Thin Walls

Confirm that you are playing on a supported Windows PC.

Compare your hardware with the listed minimum and recommended requirements.

Expect a compact horror experience centered on routine tasks and gradual tension.

Headphones may help with the sound-focused atmosphere, but the game also provides custom volume controls.

Check the Steam page for the latest price, review reception, and technical details before purchasing.

Night Record: Thin Walls Fit Matrix

Coop

Low

Solo

High

Grind

Low

Story

High

Performance risk

Medium

Beginner friendly

Medium

What Players Say About Night Record: Thin Walls

Recurring player themes that may help you decide whether this game fits your taste.

Players Often Praise

  • • The apartment setting and post-Soviet atmosphere are frequently praised.
  • • Players often highlight the sound design and slow-building tension.
  • • The short format appeals to players looking for a compact horror experience.

Common Complaints

  • • Some players report bugs involving objectives, enemy behavior, or progression.
  • • Several players find the story or ending underdeveloped.
  • • Some feedback describes unclear tasks or limited guidance during sections.

Mixed Reactions

  • • The balance between atmospheric routine and horror divides players.
  • • Visual presentation is often appreciated, while some players question asset quality or originality.
  • • Some players report acceptable performance, while others mention lag or performance problems.

Performance Notes

  • • Reports include occasional bugs and performance issues, so checking the system requirements is important.

Player Fit

  • • The strongest fit is for solo players who value atmosphere, sound, and a short psychological horror story over extensive mechanics.

Night Record: Thin Walls Key Features

First-person psychological horror

Night Record: Thin Walls presents its unsettling apartment setting from a first-person perspective, using isolation, ordinary routines, and gradual environmental changes to build tension.

Post-Soviet apartment setting

The game takes place in a decaying post-Soviet apartment building, where familiar residents, maintenance duties, and thin walls establish the setting for the story.

Slow-burn tension

Night Record: Thin Walls emphasizes a gradual shift from normal daily work to unexplained unease instead of presenting a constantly action-driven horror format.

Photo-realistic and VHS-inspired presentation

Its listed visual hooks combine a photo-realistic style with a VHS film aesthetic, giving the apartment environment a deliberately recorded, period-focused look.

Focused narrative experience

The story follows Elvira as she takes over her husband Vadim’s duties while he leaves to care for his sick mother. The campaign is designed as a short, focused experience.

Flexible Steam play features

The Steam listing includes custom volume controls, play without timed input, single-player support, and Family Sharing.

Night Record: Thin Walls Screenshots

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Night Record: Thin Walls FAQ

What kind of game is Night Record: Thin Walls?

Night Record: Thin Walls is a single-player first-person psychological horror game with simulation and indie genre labels. It focuses on routine tasks, exploration, environmental unease, and a short narrative rather than multiplayer play.

What platforms support Night Record: Thin Walls?

Night Record: Thin Walls is listed for Windows PC. Check the Steam page against your system before buying, particularly if your computer is near the listed minimum requirements.

What languages does Night Record: Thin Walls support?

Night Record: Thin Walls supports interface text and subtitles in English, Japanese, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, French, German, and Simplified Chinese. Full audio is not shown for these languages.

Is Night Record: Thin Walls a long game?

The game is described as a short, focused narrative experience. It is better suited to players who want a compact horror story than those seeking a lengthy campaign or extended progression.

Does Night Record: Thin Walls have Steam feature support?

The Steam listing includes single-player support, Family Sharing, custom volume controls, and play without timed input. It is a paid game, so check the store page for the current purchase terms.

Night Record: Thin Walls Quick Facts

Single-player
Family Sharing
Steam is learning about this game 

Genres

Indie Simulation

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