The 7th Guest 25th Anniversary Edition, remastered for touchscreens with many new enhanced features... now available for PC on Steam and GOG, for iOS on the Apple App Store, for Android on Google Play & the Amazon App Store, and for the Nintendo Switch on the My Nintendo Store.

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• Totally new, much praised, game play controls that were built from the ground up for touch-screens.

  • Hotspot based with the option to highlight all hotspots in each game screen.

  • Skip quickly any scene.

  • Completely new map, which can be access directly from the game screen

• Localized voice and subtitles in English, German, French, Russian and Portuguese 

• Completely new game menus and save/load system

• Three Music options: The praised, orchestrated, music score re-mastered or the original score in high quality Midi recording or Adlib

• Much improved voice acting audio and all-new, optional subtitles

• High-end graphics upscaling (xBRZ filter) for high-resolution displays

• Optional retro settings: play with original graphics, original music and even the original controls (mouse pointer)

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"Welcome to my ... house!" Old Man Stauf built a house and filled it with his toys. Six guests were invited one night, their screams the only noise…

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In the world of The 7th Guest, you are an active and mysterious entity known only as "Ego". Your role, identity and purpose is not known or explained, rather, it is experienced as a seamlessly integral part of the total environment that is the Stauf mansion. Because you are looking out from within, you cannot see yourself, but your inner spirit has a voice. Listen to it.

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The house of The 7th Guest is filled with 19 devilishly clever puzzles that will test your wits and scare you out of them as well. To complete the game you must solve every puzzle in the house - only then will the secrets of the madman Henry Stauf be revealed to you.

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"My father purchased The 7th Guest for me as a child and it terrified me to the point of having him return it. With my increase and courage and the scary images being smaller, I think I can handle it now." - Geek Tyrant

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"Many gamers won't remember The 7th Guest, either because they didn't have the groundbreaking technology of a CD-ROM drive in 1993, or they hadn't been born yet. We remember The 7th Guest being an incredibly creepy game that snared our young imaginations and helped shape our minds as gamers." - Slide To Play

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Bill Gates called this game “The new standard in electronic entertainment.”