Night Shift: Lost & Found

11 PM. Ashcombe station. You've taken the night shift on the Lost & Found desk, and you're the only one here until six. People come to the window to collect what they left on the train. Read their ticket, find their bag, hand it over. Simple. Except some of them came off the 23:52. And the 23:52 doesn't exist. NIGHT SHIFT: LOST & FOUND is a first-person psychological horror game about a quiet job that slowly stops making sense. No monsters chasing you through corridors - just a counter, a window, and a growing list of things that are wrong. SERVE THE LIVING. SHUTTER THE REST. Every passenger slides a ticket under the glass. Most are ordinary travellers. Some are not. The previous night clerk left a handwritten page of rules taped by the window - learn the signs: • A ticket dated 17 OCT 87 • They call you by your staff number before you've said it • Eyes that are completely black • A head that sits at the wrong angle • Too tall for the window frame • A body that freezes and skips like a paused tape Hold to look closely. If something is wrong, slam the red shutter button. Get it wrong and you'll find out what happens when you hand one of them what it came for. OBEY THE RULES IN REAL TIME The quiet stretches are never quiet for long. • When the lights go out, get down and stay down. • When the office door opens by itself and something says your number, don't look. • When someone knocks from the hall, don't open it. You're the only one on shift. A STORY, FIVE NIGHTS LONG Inspect every lost item - turn it over, read the tags, find what's hidden. A red suitcase keeps moving. The phone rings with a voice you recognise. The hallway is longer than it was yesterday. Piece together what happened to Train 714, and decide how your last night ends - three different endings. FEATURES • Five nights of slow-burn night shift horror with three endings • Anomaly spotting: find the passenger who doesn't belong • Real jump scares - with a Reduced setting if you'd rather jump less • Inspect and rotate dozens of lost items for hidden details • Night desk rules that test your nerve as they happen • A desk rating at the end of every shift - can you get an S? • Endless Shift: how long can you last before three strikes? • Daily Shift: the same passengers for everyone today - compare your score with friends • Atmospheric 1999 railway station, rain on the glass, a PA that knows your name • Touch controls built for mobile, plus controller support • Plays offline Headphones recommended. Play with the lights off. The day staff will be here at six. Probably.