A horror game where the Duo is a hotel room door: fold it shut, open a crack to peek
Does Keep It Shut work on iPhone Duo?
Yes, and seen in simulator screenshots: folded, the cover shows only the gap under the door; open it a crack to peek, all the way to see the hall. Not on the App Store yet.
- Simulator verifiedTenth Room Studio, the one-person studio of Kane Vu, in a submission to FoldHunt on October 20, 2026. The press kit (tenthroomstudio.com) has unframed iPhone Duo screenshots at the sizes of the simulator's open display (2853 × 2007) and cover (1398 × 2034). The game is coming soon to the App Store; its release date is to be announced.
Adapted for the fold
- Closed · Outer display
The door is shut
Folded, the door of Room 9 is shut, and the cover shows only the strip of light under it. You're safe, but you can't hold your breath forever.
- Book · Partly folded
Open it a crack
Open the phone a little to peek into the hall through the crack of the door. Something may be peeking back.
- Open · Inner display
Open it all the way
Open flat, you see the whole hallway of the Wexley Hotel, and whatever walks it can see you too. The hinge angle is the only controller, read in a few wide steps.
About Keep It Shut
Keep It Shut is a horror game set in Room 9 of the Wexley Hotel. You don’t remember checking in, the door doesn’t lock, and something walks the hall until 6 AM. Over thirty nights in six chapters, the hotel’s residents come out one by one, each with its own rule: the Widow walks the hall until six, the Bellboy only moves when nobody is watching, the Manager knocks three times. Before each night a handwritten note slides under the door from the guest before you. There’s an endless mode, Game Center leaderboards and achievements, and an option to reduce flashing in jump scares.
On the iPhone Duo, the phone is the door. Fold it to slam the door shut, open it a crack to peek, open it all the way to see the hallway. There are no buttons during the night, only the door and what you hear behind it, so play with sound on. On other iPhones you swipe to open and close the door and hold to keep it shut. It’s a one-time purchase of $4.99, with no ads or in-app purchases, coming soon to the App Store.
Evidence reviews
What we checked, when, and what the evidence establishes. Each record preserves the support label at that check.
· Simulator screenshots reviewed
Simulator verified · iphone-duo
Checked the press kit's unframed iPhone Duo screenshots: 2853 × 2007 pixels, the simulator's open display, with the hallway and the Widow at its end, the Widow at the crack of a half-open door, a resident, the night's note and the front desk; and 1398 × 2034, the cover, with only the gap under the door. The 18-second trailer shows the same screens.
Poses shown: Closed, Book, Open. These are observations of the evidence, not a test of every interaction.
App version: Not recorded in this evidence. Environment: iPhone Duo simulator.
The game hides the status bar, so the simulator is told by the exact capture sizes. The hinge itself can't be seen in still captures. No app or Xcode version is given, the game isn't on the App Store yet, and no build was tested.
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Sources: Keep It Shut press kit, with iPhone Duo screenshots and trailer (tenthroomstudio.com) · Keep It Shut website (tenthroomstudio.com)
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