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Version 1.3.3 · 2026-06-04
Hello, friends! In this update: - Minor bugs fixed
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The store currently lists version 1.3.3, updated 2026-06-04.








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911 is a scary Hide & Seek horror game with puzzle elements.
In this horror game you are a kidnapped teenager. Maniac - cannibal keeps you in his creepy house. Hide and search items that can help you find a way out of the scary place and survive the nightmare. Solve puzzles to get to inaccessible places. And do not forget about attentiveness - you need to carefully cover up your tracks so that the maniac does not suspect anything.
Can you hide and outsmart the cannibal and survive without missing a single detail? Or will he catch you in the very first minutes and in the evening you will find yourself in his plate? In this horror, survival depends only on your ingenuity, attentiveness and memory.
Explore the scary house and look for notes to learn more about Minnesota's scariest maniac. This knowledge can allow you to make decisions that will affect the development of events.…
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Hello, friends! In this update: - Minor bugs fixed
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