Late Hours
Your job sucks. Your relationship’s collapsing. And someone’s watching you from the shadows of Greasez’s. Welcome to the night shift.
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Welcome to the night shift.
You're the only one left behind the counter at Greasez’s, a rundown 24-hour burger joint. The fryers are hot, the orders keep coming in… but something isn’t right. You're not alone. And closing time may never come.
Late Hours is a first-person horror experience that blends psychological tension with immersive storytelling. Play as Dylan or Rachel, an employee stuck working a late-night shift while their personal life falls apart — and something far worse begins to unfold in the shadows of the restaurant.
A grounded horror narrative centered on a crumbling relationship, a dead-end job, and a masked killer with a history tied to this place.
First-person, story-driven gameplay with no jump-scare spam — just raw atmosphere, dread, and consequence.
Realistic shift simulation — take orders, prep burgers, and clean up… while slowly realizing the nightmare you're in.
Dynamic phone system — receive texts from your partner throughout the night. Your choices in how you respond could save or end the relationship.
Multiple endings based on your actions.
Do your job. Don’t look behind you.
Greasez’s is open all night.
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WARNING: PHOTOSENSITIVITY / SEIZURES
A small percentage of people may experience seizures when exposed to flashing lights or certain visual patterns.
If you have a history of seizures or epilepsy, consult a doctor before playing.
Stop playing immediately if you feel dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, or loss of awareness.
