SimulationIs INPUT6 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Horror players who want a short, time-pressured factory search
- Players who enjoy reacting quickly to threats while moving between areas
- Players interested in collecting clues about a fictional company's collapse
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long-form horror campaign may find the stated short format limiting.
- Players who prefer unhurried exploration may find the limited timer and brief reaction window restrictive.
- Players looking for crafting, team play, or broad sandbox building may find the described single-player search structure too focused.
Our take on INPUT6
The premise emphasizes uncovering the company's collapse, but the central run is a timed search for five remotes, with story details gathered through scattered items. The archive offers another look at collected clues; the description does not frame investigation as a separate, extended activity.
What is INPUT6?
INPUT6 is a short, fast-paced first-person horror game set in an abandoned factory.
Search its separate facility sections, switching between them at any time; when a malfunctioning robot appears, switching can prevent it from blocking movement in the current section. Find five remote controls, one for each section, with their locations changing between playthroughs. Items found around the factory reveal information about TECH-AID ROBOTICS and the events behind its collapse. Time is limited, so exploration takes place under pressure. Mini-games may appear during play; losing one temporarily applies an effect that makes the game more difficult. An archive lets players revisit collected items, with further details tied to finding them during the main game.
How INPUT6 plays
- 01Switching between sections
- Changing facility sections can also interrupt a robot's attempt to block movement in the current area.
- 02Changing remote locations
- Each run places the five remotes in different spots, one in each facility section.
- 03Temporary mini-game effects
- Losing an occasional mini-game triggers a temporary effect that raises the difficulty.
- 04Collectible archive
- Found items can be reviewed after collection to examine clues about the company's history.
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INPUT6: platforms & release
Is INPUT6 worth it?
It is worth it if: horror players who want a short, time-pressured factory search. Skip it if: players seeking a long-form horror campaign may find the stated short format limiting.
Where can I download INPUT6?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens INPUT6's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is INPUT6 on?
Windows only.




