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EVENTS

Events is an anomaly-style horror game of vigilance and pressure. Monitor cameras, memorize every detail, and report to Management. Miss a single anomaly, and threats will escalate—along with Management’s displeasure.

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About the Game

Events is an anomaly-style horror game that places you under contract with Management to monitor multiple live camera feeds across homes and businesses. Your role demands sharp memory, constant observation, and precise reporting as you work to keep each location under control.

  • Report what’s off: things that are missing, misplaced, or subtly altered.

  • Identify breaches: intruders, disturbances, or anything that doesn’t belong.

  • Satisfy Management: your performance is always under review, and failure has consequences.

The anomalies will grow more disturbing the longer they remain. Will you maintain focus through your shift, or let something sinister slip past unnoticed?