Fact sheetSECTION A

One-line descriptionSECTION B0

A seven-year-old has reported four problems in Unit 47. You are the inspector sent at night to check them, and the report knows more than you do.

Short descriptionSECTION B

PROPERTY INSPECTION is a quiet, first-person psychological horror game. You are Inspector 8821-A of Structural Core Services, sent at night to Unit 47: a 1950s apartment with a family's 1980s life layered over it. The occupant has reported four concerns. The occupant is seven years old, and has marked every problem with a sticker. Lift the clipboard. Peel the sticker. Inspect the fixture. Tick the box. Outside, a storm is building. The complaints are written in a child's words, but the report has sections the child never filled in. Incomplete reports will be completed on the inspector's behalf.

Long descriptionSECTION C

It is night. You are Inspector 8821-A of Structural Core Services, and you have been sent to Unit 47, a 1950s apartment with a family's 1980s life layered over it. Your clipboard is waiting on a hook by the door. On it is FORM SCS-RIR-01, the Residential Inspection Report.

The occupant has filed four concerns: the heating unit, mold, water damage and the electrical supply. The occupant is seven years old. S.C.S. has transcribed the complaints in the child's own words.

"Heater bangs at night and wakes me up."

"The sink keeps crying even when it's turned off."

Every problem in the apartment carries one of the child's stickers. The procedure is simple, and it is printed on the stickers themselves: complete one item at a time. Peel one item. Inspect the assigned fixture. Check the box before proceeding.

PROPERTY INSPECTION is a quiet horror game about following that procedure. There is no combat and there are no weapons. There is the apartment, the weather and the paperwork. The report on your clipboard is your only guide, so read it carefully. Outside, a storm is building, and it does not stop while you work.

The complaints are a child's. The form is not. It has sections the child never filled in, references you were not briefed on, and a footer that reads like a warning: Incomplete reports will be completed on the inspector's behalf.

PROPERTY INSPECTION is made by Amir Dayyef, a solo developer, in Unreal Engine 5.7. It is set in a single apartment over a single night, and it is built for players who like their horror slow, realistic and close to the ground: corporate paperwork that turns wrong a line at a time.

Inspection begins 5 November 2026 on Steam for PC. It is free.

FeaturesSECTION D

• One apartment. One night. One form to complete.
• The inspection report on your clipboard is your only guide.
• Peel the child's stickers to find what they were marking.
• A storm that builds with every item you check.
• No combat. Just the apartment, the weather, and the paperwork.
• A 1950s apartment with a family's 1980s life layered over it, built in Unreal Engine 5.7.

About the developerSECTION E

Amir Dayyef is a solo developer. Amir has released games in GameMaker (Pristiq: Tash's Trilogy on Steam, Plug It! on itch.io), learned Unity by shipping Harvest Flight, and now builds horror in Unreal Engine.

• Website: www.amirdayyef.com
• Social: @amirdayyef (TikTok, Instagram, X, YouTube)
• Press contact: amir@dayyef.com

Logo and brandingSECTION F

Structural Core Services (S.C.S.) is the fictional company the player works for. Its logo is the navy inspector silhouette (hard hat, tie, clipboard) inside a blue and orange ring. File: assets/scs_logo_mascot.png (621 × 621 PNG, transparent background).

• Use the S.C.S. logo as supplied. Don't redraw, recolour, crop the ring, stretch it or add effects. Don't invent new poses or a second mascot.
• Place it on white, the report's off-white paper, or a plain light grey. On dark backgrounds, keep a light panel behind it.
• The S.C.S. logo is an in-world brand, not the game's title. When you need the game's name, use the PROPERTY INSPECTION title lettering: assets/title_PROPERTY_INSPECTION_for_dark_bg.png (cream ink) or assets/title_PROPERTY_INSPECTION_for_light_bg.png (dark ink). Both are 3654 × 2007 transparent PNGs.
• Write the title in capitals: PROPERTY INSPECTION. Write the company as Structural Core Services or S.C.S. (with the dots).

ScreenshotsSECTION G

Seven in-game captures at 2560 × 1440, unedited, in screenshots/: the corridor to Unit 47, the dark bathroom doorway, the clipboard report, the mold under a sticker, the electrical closet, the drip into the bucket, and the dining room. They are free to use with coverage of the game.

Spoiler policySECTION H

Most of PROPERTY INSPECTION works only if you don't know what's coming. Please help us keep it that way.

You may show and describe:

• The opening: arriving at Unit 47, the apartment, the clipboard on its hook.
• The inspection report as it first appears, including the occupant's four complaints in the child's words.
• The child's stickers, peeling them, and ticking their boxes.
• The S.C.S. logo and the general tone: quiet, realistic, paperwork that turns wrong.
• The storm inside the apartment, including the lightning strike and the blackout in the bathroom.
• Everything before the oven, scares included, in thumbnails and titles too.
• Streams and videos of the full game are welcome. Please keep thumbnails, titles and the first minutes of your video free of the items below.

Please don't show or describe (in thumbnails, titles, articles or screenshots):

• The oven, and everything after it, including anything below the apartment: the hall down there, what has been left in it, and what is behind 47-H. Section C of the report is visible from the start; please don't explain or guess at what it refers to.
• The end of the inspection: the final evaluation, the envelope, its seal, the drawing inside, and the walk out.

If you're not sure, ask: amir@dayyef.com.

ContactSECTION I

• Press and key requests: amir@dayyef.com
• Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5128170/PROPERTY_INSPECTION/
• Developer: Amir Dayyef