PARIS: NO EXITSupport · Version 1.0
Find
your way.
Controls
Hold your device in landscape. Move with the left joystick: push further to walk faster. Drag on the right side of the screen to look around, including behind you. Use Pause to open the menus.
Rules
Your first passage shows the normal corridor. After that, return through the entrance if you notice an anomaly; otherwise, continue through the passage at the far end. Crossing the gold line in the connecting corridor confirms your decision. Signs show the rules and your progress. Each new corridor faces the same way, even after turning back. Make ten correct decisions in a row to escape. A mistake resets this streak.
Language and sound
Open Settings from the main menu or pause screen to choose English or French and switch sound on or off. Metro signs and announcements remain French; instructions, menus and subtitles follow your language.
I cannot hear anything
Check the Sound setting, device volume and silent mode, which the game respects. Some moments are deliberately quiet. Audio stops when paused or in the background.
Is my progress saved?
Your journal keeps discovered anomalies between sessions on this device. An anomaly is recorded after a correct turn back and crossing the validation line. The ten-decision run is not saved after fully closing the app. Pause lets you resume within the current session.
The game slows down or closes
Restart it, check for iOS updates and contact us if the issue continues. Include your device model, game version and steps to reproduce. Avoid sharing personal information in screenshots.
Compatible devices
iPhone running iOS 18 or later and iPad running iPadOS 18 or later. Landscape orientation; playable offline.
An unsettling atmosphere
Supernatural apparitions and lighting changes. Take a break if you feel uncomfortable.
Contact
Support and privacy: ulysse@colombani.ai
Credits
Environment and sound effects: Paris: No Exit (Porte des Brumes). Traveller: Renderpeople, Eric model used under licence.
French synthetic voices generated offline using Piper and the SIWIS model by Rhasspy / Michael Hansen. Dataset: Junichi Yamagishi, Pierre-Edouard Honnet, Philip Garner and Alexandros Lazaridis (2017), The SIWIS French Speech Synthesis Database, University of Edinburgh, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Original phrases were synthesised, filtered and reverberated for the game. No endorsement by the authors is implied. Voice model.
Publisher: Ulysse Trin.