He chases. Then he grabs.
Run, and on all fours he is faster than you. When he gets his hands on you it’s a fight: mash E (or A, or tap) to shove him off, then run. The third grab in a chase, there’s no fight left.
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October 1st, 3:07 AM. One last delivery.
The door locks behind you, and every light in the house dies. Six floors. Six numbers. Get out before six, and whatever you do, don’t look at his face.
A parody. Not affiliated with Drake or OVO.
A delivery to the biggest house on the Bridle Path. “Door is open. Leave it in the kitchen.” The door locks behind you, every light in the house dies, and what your flashlight shows you is not the same house.
Find the safe. It wants six numbers, one on every floor, from the crypt to the attic, and some you will only see through your phone’s camera. Every number you take makes the house worse.
He is in here with you. When your phone fills with static, he is close. When your flashlight flickers, he is very close. And whatever you do, don’t look at his face.
Run, and on all fours he is faster than you. When he gets his hands on you it’s a fight: mash E (or A, or tap) to shove him off, then run. The third grab in a chase, there’s no fight left.
Every time you fight him off, the mask cracks a little more. He runs faster, holds on harder and lets go sooner. The mask is cracking. There’s something under it.
A face at the window. Something crawling out of the TV. The lights going out one by one, then yours. Never twice in a row, and never while he is already on you.
Hold right click to raise your phone’s camera: writing on the walls, handprints, and her. The flash blinds her. It also tells him exactly where you are.
His friends on the third floor and in the attic only move while nobody is looking. Look at him too long and he charges.
Closets, under beds, behind curtains. With the microphone on, when he checks your hiding place you have to actually be silent.
The safe wants one number from every floor, crypt first. Look at each floor a moment and its number is yours. The films are the game’s own intro stills, brought to life.
0/6 numbers. Some only show through the camera.
In the game his hands land a third of a second after he grabs you, and then it’s you or him: mash E (or A and D in turn, or click), A on a controller, or tap on a phone. Try the first fight of the night: ten presses in four seconds, and the bar slips back while you think.
Ready when you are.
One last delivery. The biggest house on the Bridle Path, 3:07 AM. The door locks behind you.
Play DRAKE’S MANSION freeDRAKE’S MANSION, “One last delivery”: real Toronto footage, freely licensed, via Wikimedia Commons: Downtown Toronto (39803549984) by Mark (CC BY 2.0), reflections of toronto by paul (dex) bica (CC BY 2.0), Toronto (22807829302) by Kevin Cabral (CC BY 2.0), Line 5 Eglinton Timelapse: Cab Ride POV by Transit Talks Club (CC BY 4.0), Night in Toronto by Al x (CC0) and DonValleyParkway by Raysonho (CC0), cut and graded for the trailer. The game footage is from the game itself. Music: Drake, “Shabang”. A parody: not affiliated with Drake or OVO.
Point at a clip to play it (on a phone, they play as you scroll); open one to see it big.
Yes, in your browser, upright or sideways (sideways is best). Nothing to install.
Yes: Xbox, PlayStation and Switch Pro controllers, by cable or Bluetooth. Press any button and the game switches over, names the right buttons and shakes when he gets you.
No. It’s off unless you switch it on (MICROPHONE, on the title) before you start, and your browser asks you first. With it on, he hears your room. It works on your own device, a moment at a time, and nothing of it is recorded, kept or sent.
One night, from 3:07 to 6:00 AM: about 70 minutes of play, and pausing stops the clock. The night saves as you go.
18+: gore, jump scares and flashing images. STREAM-SAFE (on the title and in the pause menu) lightens the grain and takes out the single-frame images; TAKE CARE makes the night easier.
No. DRAKE’S MANSION is a parody made by Fliinch. It isn’t affiliated with Drake, OVO or anyone in them, and everyone in it is made up.
Yes. Free, no download, no sign-up.
The gameplay on this page is filmed in the game itself. The trailers’ music: Drake, “Shabang”. “One last delivery” uses real Toronto footage, freely licensed, via Wikimedia Commons: Downtown Toronto (39803549984) by Mark (CC BY 2.0), reflections of toronto by paul (dex) bica (CC BY 2.0), Toronto (22807829302) by Kevin Cabral (CC BY 2.0), Line 5 Eglinton Timelapse: Cab Ride POV by Transit Talks Club (CC BY 4.0), Night in Toronto by Al x (CC0) and DonValleyParkway by Raysonho (CC0), cut and graded for the trailer. Nobody’s face or voice is copied: the voices are stock voices, no clone or impersonation of anyone. A parody: not affiliated with Drake or OVO.
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