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I wonder who's knocking there?
Summon is a simulation, memes and action game
developed and published by Goosix Games.
Released on October 12th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, Russian, German, Polish, Turkish and Czech.
It has received 3,142 reviews of which 2,921 were positive and 221 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7/8/10/11
- Processor: Intel Core i3 8100 / Amd Ryzen 1200
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia Geforce GT 1030 / Amd Radeon R7 360 / VEGA 7
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible
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Summon, developed and published by Goosix Games, is a quirky, low-budget indie title that walks the fine line between absurdist comedy and casual puzzle-solving. From the moment the game begins, it’s clear that traditional storytelling is not the goal here. Instead, Summon plunges the player into a meme-laced fever dream starring none other than "Papich"—a recognizable internet figure in Eastern European meme culture. The game opens with a bizarre encounter: a man in camouflage delivers a mysterious piece of paper labeled "Summons" to Papich's door, and from there, the world unravels into a strange series of tasks, puzzles, and encounters that don't follow conventional logic but absolutely commit to their surreal tone. What makes Summon so distinctive is how wholeheartedly it leans into internet culture. The humor is unapologetically self-referential, littered with capybaras, meme faces, ironic sound bites, and obscure callbacks to Twitch streamers, YouTube personalities, and other internet oddities. Rather than attempting to elevate the meme aesthetic into satire or commentary, Summon chooses to embrace it as the core language of the world. This isn’t a game trying to tell a profound story; it’s one that knows its audience—those who live and breathe chaotic internet humor—and speaks to them directly. That’s both its strength and its limitation, because while it's refreshing in its boldness, it can also alienate anyone outside that digital subculture. Mechanically, the game offers more than seven puzzle types, each framed by a set of objectives that range from the mildly logical to the completely absurd. Puzzles are loosely connected by a sequence of missions or tasks assigned by increasingly strange characters, including, amusingly, the haters—an ever-present digital antagonist of sorts. These puzzles serve more as comedic interludes than serious brainteasers; they’re entertaining and varied enough to prevent repetition, but none of them demand deep strategy or long-term planning. That’s not a critique of complexity so much as a reflection of the game’s overall vibe—light, fast, and slightly chaotic. On the technical side, Summon is easy to run and even easier to install. It has modest system requirements, needing only 4 GB of RAM, a mid-tier CPU, and a small 10 GB installation footprint. The optimization is surprisingly decent, with no significant frame drops or bugs in most gameplay sequences. It also includes partial controller support and offers achievements through Steam, along with Steam Workshop integration, which gives it a little more replayability for those who want to explore user-generated content. It’s also available in multiple languages—including English, Russian, German, Polish, Turkish, and Czech—showing a commendable level of accessibility for such a small project. The game's community reception has been overwhelmingly positive. As of 2025, Summon holds a “Very Positive” rating on Steam, with over 90% of its 3,000+ reviews praising its humor, charm, and unconventional structure. While daily active users have dipped to just a few concurrent players, its peak moments following launch showed a tight-knit, enthusiastic audience. This isn’t a game that was built for long-term retention; it’s a bite-sized, self-contained experience that thrives in short bursts and stays memorable because of its bizarre creativity. Its player base seems to understand that, treating it as a kind of cult classic rather than a mainstream must-play. Where the game may falter is in its appeal outside of the niche it serves. Anyone looking for depth—be it narrative, puzzle complexity, or character development—will likely walk away confused or underwhelmed. The plot is more a sequence of ironic detours than a structured arc, and while that’s clearly intentional, it limits the emotional or intellectual engagement that other puzzle or adventure games might offer. Similarly, if a player isn’t already immersed in the cultural references it draws from, much of the humor could fall flat or feel impenetrable. Still, there’s something undeniably charming about how Summon owns its identity. It’s cheap—often under a dollar—and never tries to be more than what it is. That humility, coupled with sharp comedic timing and a creative blend of game mechanics, makes it a small but vibrant example of what indie developers can achieve when they play to their strengths. In the sea of forgettable, low-effort meme games, Summon stands out not because it’s polished or profound, but because it’s genuinely funny, weirdly cohesive, and confidently itself. In the end, Summon is a perfect game for a specific kind of player: someone looking for a quick, surreal, internet-flavored experience that doesn’t demand much but gives back a lot in laughs and memorable moments. It’s not aiming to be a blockbuster, and that’s exactly why it works. If you go in with the right expectations—and a good sense of humor—you'll probably find yourself oddly captivated by this tiny, chaotic puzzle trip through the meme multiverse. Rating: 9/10
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Amazing game very inspiring to not be loud when playing my game 10/10 number 1
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even though i cant understand russian it is great game. pretty short so you can refund this too. but this game is such a masterpiece it will stay in my library forever
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SUMMON: Повестка ist ein First-Person-Horror-Adventure mit satirischem Einschlag. Zur Story: Wir wachen in einer sowjetisch anmutenden Wohnung auf und erhalten eine mysteriöse Vorladung – ob sie echt ist oder nicht, bleibt offen. Von da an beginnt ein verstörender Abstieg in einen absurden Albtraum. Während wir versuchen, der Realität zu entfliehen (oder ihr zu folgen), geraten wir immer tiefer in einen bizarren Mix aus Bürokratie, Horror, Slapstick und Paranoia. Zum Gameplay: In SUMMON erkunden wir unsere Wohnung und ihre Umgebung, lösen kleine Rätsel (z. B. ein Globus-Puzzle), kriechen durch Lüftungsschächte, suchen Schlüssel, schalten den Strom ab und fliehen vor merkwürdigen Gestalten wie „Onkel Bogdan“. Dabei wechseln sich Jumpscares mit absurden Situationen ab – etwa wenn man auf Figuren wie Firamir oder „Prigozhin Schenja“ trifft. Die Ästhetik ist bewusst trashig, VHS-Kassetten spielen eine wichtige Rolle, und überall lauert grotesker Humor. Trotz technischer Einfachheit entfaltet das Spiel schnell seinen ganz eigenen (verrückten) Charme. Fazit: SUMMON ist schräg, seltsam und definitiv nichts für Leute, die Hochglanz erwarten. Wer aber auf schräge Horror-Satire steht und gerne Rätsel in skurrilen Umgebungen löst, wird hier gut unterhalten – besonders für ein Indie-Spiel. Ich empfehle, es im Sale mitzunehmen ;) 3,6/5
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The only thing I understood was ,"♥♥♥ in my ass" ,,Csgo" and Anime. 10/10. Did speedrun this masterpiece.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Summon is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
Summon is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 0.99€ on Steam.
Summon received 2,921 positive votes out of a total of 3,142 achieving a rating of 8.92.
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Summon was developed and published by Goosix Games.
Summon is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Summon is not playable on MacOS.
Summon is not playable on Linux.
Summon is a single-player game.
Summon does not currently offer any DLC.
Summon does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Summon does not support Steam Remote Play.
Summon is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Goosix Games
Publisher
Goosix Games
Release
12 Oct 2023
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