Welcome to the night shift.

Your job is simple, monitor the entrance and decide who gets into the building. Check each visitor's employee information, read what they have to say, and look carefully for anything that doesn't add up.

Names. Habits. Personal details. Even the smallest discrepancy could mean the person standing outside isn't who they claim to be.

Let the employees through. Keep everyone else out.

It should be an easy night.

Just don't let the wrong person in.


This game was made for the 2026.2 Brackey's Game Jam.

Thank you for checking out our game! We had a blast making it, we hope you enjoy.

Credits:

Liam Earl - Programming & UI Elements

Jaylon Harrison - Modeling, Texturing, Visuals & SFX

Special Thanks to,

Brayden D. - Cat pics.

Bryce H. - Ideas & Feedback.

Max G. - Ideas, Feedback, and some SFX.


*We had a lot more planned, but hey, it's a game jam! The game is pretty bare-bones, but we're happy with what we managed to put together in only two days.

Published 3 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
AuthorJDTwo
Tags3D, Game Jam, Horror, Scary, Short
ContentNo generative AI was used

Comments

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I love how much character and interact-ability you gave to the office space really fun details. The camera mode could use some ambience, and I think just a little extra polish would make this really fun.

Good Bones!I had fun with the sound effects and the attention to detail needed. I nearly let in Becky (wink wink), only realized when I saw she grabbed a coffee and her bio stating she hates coffee. I'm a god gamer and didn't see any jump scares. that being said; the game needs spooky ambience to keep you on edge, especially while waiting for a new employee to come to the door. Overall good experience for the timeframe you had. Keep up the great work!

Cool little surveillance game! You really had to read carefully so you didn't miss anything. Even though English isn't my native language, it was totally manageable. At least I beat it ^^ The game has its slow moments, but overall it's a lot of fun. You mentioned yourselves that you have much more planned and couldn't fit it all in because of the game jam. For two days of work, it turned out great—keep at it and good luck with the game jam!