About Tourist Trap
Tourist Trap is a short first-person horror game about a ghost tour that may not end well. It's the night before the city's yearly Crawfather Festival, visitors have been vanishing, and you've booked the tour anyway.
The tour leads you through foggy, nearly empty streets from one stop to the next. You can stay with the group, take in the sights, buy a crawfish, or break off to explore on your own. The air is thick and humid, the fog is heavier than it should be, and the guide does not act quite right.
Each run lasts about five minutes. There are eight possible tour stops and two endings, so one visit will not show you everything. The graphics have a grainy, low-poly, late-90s style that suits the old iron balconies and dim streetlights.
How to Play Tourist Trap
- Move with WASD and look around with the mouse.
- Hold Shift to sprint.
- Click or press E to interact.
- Press Esc or P to pause.
- Follow the guide from stop to stop, or slip away to explore the city.
- Play Tourist Trap online again to see other stops and the second ending.
What Makes Tourist Trap Scary
Tourist Trap builds dread from small details: a guide whose manner feels wrong, rumors of missing visitors, and fog that hides the street a few steps ahead. The danger is mostly about what you cannot see, which is what makes it work as a first-person horror game.
Content note: Tourist Trap has horror themes, including people going missing. It's short, so you can play Tourist Trap free in one sitting and come back for the other ending.
Tips for Tourist Trap
- Stay close to the group on your first run to see how the tour is meant to go.
- On a second run, wander. With eight possible stops, not every tour covers the same ground.
- Hold Shift to catch up if you lose sight of the group in the fog.
- Pause with P rather than Esc. In a browser, Esc can also drop you out of full screen or release the mouse.
- Watch the guide closely. How the guide behaves is part of the story.
Who Made Tourist Trap
Tourist Trap was made by Knife Fight Games, who released it on itch.io. It's built in Unity and was made without AI. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the Tourist Trap page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is Tourist Trap free?
Yes. Tourist Trap is free to play here in your browser, with nothing to download. Each run takes about five minutes, so you can finish it in a short break and play it again to see the parts you missed, including the second ending.
How do you play Tourist Trap?
Move with WASD, look with the mouse, hold Shift to sprint, and click or press E to interact. Press Esc or P to pause. Join the ghost tour, visit its stops, and choose whether to stick with the group or explore the foggy streets on your own.
Is Tourist Trap scary?
It's eerie and tense. Tourist Trap leans on fog, empty streets, rumors of missing tourists and a guide who seems off, and it lets that unease build over a short run. It has horror themes, so it suits players who like a slow, creepy build more than action.
Who made Tourist Trap?
Tourist Trap was made by Knife Fight Games, who released it on itch.io. It's built in Unity and was made without AI. FunClicker embeds their own web version of the game, and the credit for its design, code and art belongs to them.
Can I play Tourist Trap on a Chromebook or phone?
On a Chromebook it should run, though a 3D game can be slow on low-power models. You need a keyboard and mouse, since movement uses WASD and looking around uses the mouse. Phones are a poor fit, because the game expects a keyboard and mouse.
Is Tourist Trap unblocked at school?
Tourist Trap needs only a browser tab, with nothing to download or install. Whether it opens on a school network is up to that network's filters, which we do not control. If games are blocked where you are, it may not load, so check your school's rules before you play.
How long is Tourist Trap?
A single run of Tourist Trap takes about five minutes. That's short on purpose: with two endings and eight possible tour stops, it's built to be played a few times, and each run can take you somewhere a little different.
How many endings does Tourist Trap have?
Tourist Trap has two endings. If you've only seen one, play again and change your approach, such as wandering away from the group instead of sticking close to it, or the other way around. Each run is only about five minutes, so trying again is quick.
