OUTSIDE

The one-eyed hero finds himself inside a locked grid. To get out, he searches for the key and makes his way to the exit, but he can't stop until he hits a wall. Everything is based on precise trajectories — make a mistake on one cell and you'll reach a dead end. In OUTSIDE, you'll find a logic game without any rush, but with a real challenge for your attention and calculation skills. Cells, walls, traps, limited space — everything looks simple, but it's far from obvious. There are no buttons, enemies, or timers, just you, the route, and clever moves.

How to play?

In the game, you guide a character across a grid. He can only move in a straight line — up, down, left, or right. Once he starts moving, he doesn't stop until he hits an obstacle. This could be the edge of the map or a built-in wall. Each level has one key and one exit. First, find a way to get to the key, then figure out how to get to the door. Move along the necessary lines without getting stuck between the walls. If the route has reached a dead end, start over. As you progress, new elements appear: additional walls, closed areas, fields without support. Some levels seem easy but require a precise plan. You will have to move through cells, where it is important to build the right route using the environment.