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Steam player data · App 5035350

Don't trust anyone

View on Steam ↗Updated 09 Oct · 09:30 UTC
  • Single-player
  • Custom Volume Controls
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  • Playable without Timed Input
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  • Family Sharing
Steam

Store data

UK price
£6.29
US price
$6.99
Positive reviews
—
Total reviews
0
Release date
9 October 2026
Concurrent players0Most recent successful sample
Today's peak09/144 samples
Tracked peak0Highest retained daily peak
Steam rating—0 reviews
Steam metadata

Game information

Details supplied by the Steam store
App ID
5035350
App type
Game
Supported systems
Windows
Genres
Adventure, Strategy
Release date
9 October 2026
Last player update
09 Oct · 09:30 UTC
Steam store data

System requirements

Supplied by the developer on Steam

Windows

Minimum
OS
Windows 10 64-bit
Processor
Intel Core i5-8500
Memory
8 GB RAM
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960
DirectX
Version 11
Network
Broadband Internet connection
Storage
40 GB available space
Sound Card
DirectX compatible sound card
Recommended
OS
Windows 10 64-bit
Processor
Intel Core i5-14600K
Memory
16 GB RAM
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
DirectX
Version 12
Network
Broadband Internet connection
Storage
70 GB available space
Sound Card
DirectX compatible sound card

Launch window

Released 9 October 2026 · Tracking from 9 October 2026

SteamWatch’s first observed day and week; tracking can begin after release. Top Sellers is Steam’s revenue ranking, not a sales estimate.

First observed dayIn progress
Player peak
0
Steam reviews
0Rating not recorded
Twitch peak
Not recorded
Price observed
£6.29
Top Sellers
No appearanceNo ranked days

1 player-data day recorded in this window.

First observed weekIn progress
Player peak
0
Steam reviews
0Rating not recorded
Twitch peak
Not recorded
Price observed
£6.29
Top Sellers
No appearanceNo ranked days

1 player-data day recorded in this window.

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Player history

Concurrent players

Peak 0Average 0Latest 0
0011109 Oct 2026, 08:00 UTC09 Oct 2026, 09:00 UTC

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Long-term history

Monthly players breakdown

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MonthPeakGain% gainAverageAvg % gain
Last 30 days0——0—
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About this game

Description

Supplied by the Steam store

Freely Explore Realistic Tokyo City Streets

'Don't Trust Anyone' is a 3rd-person open walking simulation and exploration adventure game set in the realistic streets, quiet alleys, and residential neighborhoods of modern Tokyo.

As you wander the city, you will encounter diverse locals going about their daily routines. They may appear friendly and warm, but you shouldn't believe everything they tell you. Experience the subtle tension concealed beneath the tranquil surface of everyday urban life.

Key Gameplay Features

[h3]🚶 3rd-Person Tokyo Street Exploration[/h3]

Freely walk and run through realistic urban landscapes, from bustling main streets to intricate back alleys and cozy residential quarters in 3rd-person perspective.

Immerse yourself in authentic city atmosphere complete with detailed storefronts, vending machines, street signs, and ambient soundscapes.

[h3]🚲 Driveable Vehicles & Transport Interaction[/h3]

Interact with and drive bicycles, trucks, and vehicles stationed across the city to cruise through Tokyo's roads.

Experience the city from new perspectives as you navigate tight alleyways and broad streets.

[h3]🏠 House & Interior Exploration[/h3]

Open doors to enter roadside houses and explore their detailed interior living spaces.

[h3]👥 Encounters with City Inhabitants[/h3]

Encounter local NPCs going about their everyday tasks, maintaining a watchful eye on who to trust.

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Screenshots

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