Make Sure it's Closed

In Make Sure it's Closed, you step into the shoes of a kid left home alone on a quiet night. Their parents are out, and a simple letter from Dad brings a warning about a faulty garage fuse. The garage door won't close by itself because the motion sensor's out of action. The player's main goal is to keep the garage secure, so you'll want to act fast and smart. This scary game builds tension as you try to shut the wide-open door, never knowing who or what might be lurking just outside.

The story hooks you with a familiar home setting, but the sense of unease grows when closing the door isn't as easy as pressing a button. Each time the player hits the garage door control, the broken fuse makes sure the door won't stay down. The game quickly reveals that you have to try more than once. On your second attempt, you might spot a shadow or figure outside, making it clear the problem is bigger than a simple fuse.

How to play?

Start by moving to the garage and checking the door controls. Press the button to close the garage door. If the motion sensor fails, try pressing the button again right away. Watch the door closely to spot any changes or movements outside. If you see someone or something appearing, keep pressing the button and stay alert to what's happening in the garage. Don't ignore the letter's warning—take it as a hint to check for unusual noises or sudden movements. If the door won't close on your second try, decide quickly whether to try again or look for anything new outside. Every action in this scary game brings you closer to finding out what's really going on.