Something for Someone Else
Released Sep 2019
Something for Someone Else is a short atypical experience, a brief journey into the mind of a distressed game developer that feels haunted by a game he made. All in the form of a poorly hand drawn narrative platformer accompanied by the beautiful musics of Celluloid Jam.
87% positive · 430 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
Something for Someone Else is a short, self-contained narrative platformer that launched on September 3, 2019. The store description explicitly characterizes it as a "short atypical experience" and a "brief journey," signaling it was designed and shipped as a complete, finished product from day one. There are no DLC listings, no post-launch update history, no developer communications announcing additional content, and no structural indicators of ongoing development. The game launched complete and has remained so.
Evidence
Store description explicitly describes the game as a 'short atypical experience' and a 'brief journey,' indicating it was designed and released as a complete, self-contained work.
No DLC listings, season passes, roadmaps, or post-launch content announcements are present. The game has been available since September 2019 with no indication of planned additions.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
4H StudioLab
Achievements
1
Platform
Windows
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Something for Someone Else is a short atypical experience, a brief journey into the mind of a distressed game developer that feels haunted by a game he made.
It's also the videoludic representation of an intimate reflection of the difficulties of relationship and the deep bond between love and hate.
All in the form of a poorly hand drawn narrative platformer accompanied by the beautiful musics of Celluloid Jam.
It's also the videoludic representation of an intimate reflection of the difficulties of relationship and the deep bond between love and hate.
All in the form of a poorly hand drawn narrative platformer accompanied by the beautiful musics of Celluloid Jam.
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Last evaluated Jun 15, 2026
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