Lights out, run

Oct 8, 2026

  • Windows

Lights out, run screenshot 1

About this game

WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT, IT SEES YOU

Lights Out, Run is a first-person survival horror game set inside your own home at night. What should feel familiar quickly becomes unsafe as childhood fears begin to manifest—and behave like something real.

You are not just being scared. You are being watched.

Every room has different risks. Every shadow may hide something that reacts to sound, movement, or light. Survival depends on how well you can observe, adapt, and learn what each threat is before it finds you.

SURVIVE YOUR HOME AT NIGHT

You must move through a dark, shifting house where danger is never in the same place twice.

Stay out of sight

Manage limited light sources

Listen for movement in the dark

Adapt to changing threats in real time

FEARS THAT BEHAVE DIFFERENTLY

Each childhood fear is not just a visual threat—it has unique behavior patterns.

Some react to light.

Some track vulnerability.

Some only appear when you think you’re alone.

You will not survive using the same strategy twice.

LIGHT IS POWER—BUT NOT INFINITE

Light helps you see what’s coming…and signals the monsters to turn them off.

Darkness exposes you… but sometimes vulnerability creates opportunities.

Every decision is a tradeoff between safety and survival.

LEARN OR BE CAUGHT

Progress is based on understanding, not repetition.

You must:

Observe enemy behavior

Identify patterns

Use environmental cues to survive longer each night

SOME FEARS NEVER LEAVE

They just wait until the lights go out again.

System requirements

OS
Windows 7
Processor
5th generation intel processor
Memory
8 GB RAM
Graphics
Intel HD graphics 630
DirectX
Version 10
Storage
10 GB available space
Sound Card
low profile
Additional Notes
I don't have access to various computers to determine the minimum. So I would just give it a shot if your interested since these minimum specs are just a best guess.
VR Support
No support

Ratings & release

Release
Oct 8, 2026
Developer
Agame Studio
Platforms
Windows
Player perspective
First person

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