Fit check
Is Somewhere inside worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who prefer team-based objective games over solo play
- Hide-and-seek fans who want one side to retrieve objects and another to guard them
- Players who enjoy tense dungeon settings with opposing roles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking broad progression or varied mission structures may find the item-retrieval objective narrow
- Players who prefer relaxed pacing may not suit the pursuit, detection, and elimination focus
- Players looking for a conventional battle royale or open-world role-playing game
Our take on Somewhere inside
The two-team structure gives each side a focused role, but that focus limits individual variety. Knights concentrate on collecting and delivering objects, while skeletons guard and attack, leaving less room for players seeking a wider mix of activities within one match.
What is Somewhere inside?
Somewhere inside is a team-based game with two opposing sides.
Knights enter a dungeon, locate objects marked on the map, and carry each item to a cauldron. Their objective is to find everything on the list. Skeletons guard the crypt and try to kill the knights by burning them with fire. Ghosts support the skeletons by reporting a knight’s position when they see one. The game centers on opposing objectives: knights must retrieve and deliver items, while skeletons must stop them. Its setting uses an atmosphere of fear and anxiety, with the two teams competing around dungeon defense, item theft, and detection.
How Somewhere inside plays
- 01Asymmetric Teams
- Knights retrieve dungeon objects while skeletons guard the crypt and attack intruders.
- 02Item Retrieval
- Knights follow a green room marker to the first listed item and carry found objects to the cauldron marked in white.
- 03Ghost Alerts
- Ghosts notify the skeletons of a knight’s position after spotting one.
- 04Fire Attacks
- Skeletons use fire to kill knights.
Somewhere inside compared to similar games
Peekaboo also divides players into two opposing teams, but its props can take the shape of any object and its hunters carry special guns. Somewhere inside instead assigns knights the task of collecting listed items and gives skeletons dungeon defense, fire attacks, and ghost-based position alerts.
Somewhere inside: platforms & release
Is Somewhere inside worth it?
It is worth it if: players who prefer team-based objective games over solo play. Skip it if: players seeking broad progression or varied mission structures may find the item-retrieval objective narrow.
Where can I download Somewhere inside?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Somewhere inside's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Somewhere inside on?
Windows only.
