INPUT6

INPUT6

Released Dec 2022

INPUT6 is a short, fast-paced, first-person horror game. Search through the abandoned robot factory avoiding malfunctioning robot by instantly switching between playing in separate sections of the facility. Figure out what led to the company's collapse. Be quick! You don’t have much time.

95% positive · 170 reviews
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All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence

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Evaluation

INPUT6 is a short, self-contained first-person horror game that launched on December 23, 2022. The developer (a solo indie creator operating as GOOSTRONAUT GAMES) has shipped two post-launch updates: Update 1.1.0 on January 13, 2023, which added game modes, tutorials, and quality-of-life improvements, and Update 1.2.0 on November 1, 2025, a substantial visual and gameplay revamp the developer themselves described as "a remaster of sorts." The November 2025 update explicitly noted that it was designed to make the game look and play better while keeping the story and lore intact (with only one minor lore addition), and acknowledged that players who had already finished the game might not find the changes substantial enough to warrant a replay. This framing — polishing a completed product rather than expanding it — signals that the game's content is now complete. There are no unreleased DLC listings, no announced future updates, no roadmap, and no season pass. The game was designed as a short, finite experience with a defined gameplay loop and story, and the developer has not communicated any plans for additional content beyond what has already shipped.
Evidence
Update 1.2.0 described as a 'remaster of sorts' — a graphical and gameplay overhaul that keeps the game's story and lore intact with only one minor addition. Developer notes existing players may not find the changes substantial enough for a full replay, framing this as a polish pass on a finished product.
news post · Nov 1, 2025 source development ending
medium
Update 1.1.0 added game modes, a visual tutorial, gameplay hints, and bug fixes shortly after launch. Developer thanked players for feedback and described smoothing out annoyances — typical post-launch support for a finished game.
news post · Jan 13, 2023 source content shipped
medium

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Details

Publisher
GOOSTRONAUT GAMES
Achievements
6
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Single-player

About this game

Search through the abandoned factory owned by TECH-AID ROBOTICS, an infamous company known for its autonomous, interactive, humanoid robots designed supposedly to help with everyday activities. Find hidden remotes that control the robots, discover the company’s past and uncover all the events that led to its collapse. Pay attention to your surroundings, there is something else in the factory besides you...

INPUT6 is a first-person, short, fast-paced horror game.

One of the game's main mechanics is switching between the 'inputs' - the game takes place simultaneously in separate segments of the company's facility, which you can switch between at any time. Switching can also protect you from a malfunctioning robot. After the robot enters your field of view, you only have a brief moment to react - you must switch the input to avoid getting blocked from moving around the current segment of the factory.

Your main task in a single playthrough is to find all 5 remote controls, which appear in different places each time you start the game (one for every seperate section of the facility). You can also find items containing information that may help you unravel the company's mysterious history and uncover what led to its collapse. However, you need to hurry - you have a limited amount of time.

Sometimes during the gameplay a small window with a mini-game might pop up. If you lose the mini-game one of the negative effects will temporarily make the game a bit more difficult.

You are also able to check the archives where you can take a closer look at the items you found during the main part of the game. Collect all of them and maybe you will be able to figure out what led to the company's collapse.

Last evaluated Jun 24, 2026
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