10 Seconds

10 Seconds

Released Jan 2025

Time loop puzzle horror, where you're stuck in a failed experiment and must escape or face being eaten for eternity.

79% positive · 113 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to get it

Free on Steam

Evaluation

10 Seconds launched on January 30, 2025 as a self-contained, complete experience. The store description explicitly states the game "is designed to be completed in one sitting, only taking about 30 minutes for a single run" and has no save feature. There is no DLC, no post-launch update history, no roadmap, and no developer communications indicating plans for additional content. This is a short-form indie horror game that shipped as a finished product, with no indication of ongoing development or future updates.
Evidence
Store description explicitly states the game is designed to be completed in one sitting (~30 minutes), with no save feature — framing this as a complete, standalone experience.
description · Jan 30, 2025 source development ending
high
Short description presents the game as a contained time loop puzzle horror experience with no mention of updates, seasons, or future content.
store metadata · Jan 30, 2025 source ambiguous
low

Media

Details

Developer
Publisher
ithinknotM8!
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player

About this game

10 Seconds is a game that hinges on its innovative design . You are trapped in a failed time loop experiment, where you have 10 seconds to scramble for supplies and safety before a monster is released to hunt you down. Crawl through vents, scour walls, find tools and twist valves. Doing everything you can to escape being eaten alive. When you die, you wake up back at the start. Though you may notice that not everything has gone back to normal. Perhaps the experiment was not perfected before things went awry? This game is designed to be completed in one sitting, only taking about 30 minutes for a single run, so there is no save feature. Make use of the physics system that allows you to pick up and throw items. It may be more useful than you think!

Last evaluated Jun 18, 2026
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