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KYC: K Stands for Killing

Suneil starts his new night job at a gas station on the outskirts of Highwayton, Colorado. The customers keep coming but few of them leave. Something in the dark keeps asking for them.

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About the Game

KYC is a first-person narrative horror game that follows Suneil, a down-on-his-luck international student working the night shift at a dodgy Colorado gas station where the customers don't all make it to the morning.  

Based on the novel called Welcome to Mehtos 24x7, KYC puts the story above everything. Your choices can change the course of the night and unearth a lore that should have stayed buried.

"Know" Your Customers

Use the conversation wheel to dig deeper and find what makes your customers tick. Use it to your advantage when the time comes.

"Keep" Your Customers

Clean floors and a fully stocked store will go a long way in keeping your customers happy and content. The more happy they feel the easier they are to deceive.

"Kidnap" Your Customers

Find creative ways to get them ready and unconscious for the ancient entity that lurks within the store. 

"Kill" Your Customers

The ancient entity doesn't discriminate who it takes as the sacrifice. It can either be you or an unlucky customer who decided to wander into a dodgy gas station in the middle of the night.

Your shift is about to begin. Good Luck!