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LOCKOUT Demo

The free opening chapter of LOCKOUT. Wake on a quarantined island, follow a stranger's voice on the radio, get the lights on, and survive what the light wakes up. Around 15 to 20 minutes of stealth, puzzles, and dread.

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October 18, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
MS Productions
Publisher
MS Productions
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LOCKOUTYour wife and daughter vanished a year ago. Now you wake on the floor of a dark house on a quarantined island, with no memory of how you got there. Beside your hand: a radio. On the other end: a stranger who says he can get you home. This free opening chapter is the game's first night.

Get the lights on: read what the dead left behind, crack the keypad riddle carved by the man who buried them, and restore the power. Then learn why the lights were a mistake, and what it means to hold your breath inside a locker while something that hears everything walks the room. It ends with a breaching charge and a door that was never meant to open.

Around 15 to 20 minutes. Everything here works like the full game: creatures that hunt by sound, night vision security cameras, hiding, and codes and clues that change with the difficulty. If it gets under your skin, wishlist the full game.

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