Nights at the Convenience Store
Nights at the Convenience Store is a first-person horror simulation game where you work the night shift at a 24/7 store. Scan groceries, restock shelves, take out the trash — and try not to think too hard about what's lurking in the back.
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The overnight shift was supposed to be easy money.
In Nights at the Convenience Store, you play as a lone clerk working the dead hours of a 24/7 convenience store. Customers come in — they browse the aisles, they bring things to the counter, and you scan them through. Simple enough. Between customers, there are shelves to restock, trash to haul, and chores to chip away at before morning.
But the longer the night drags on, the harder it gets to ignore the feeling that something else is in the store with you.
Survive your shift through routine tasks that slowly unravel into something far more unsettling. Manage your responsibilities while keeping your composure — because falling behind isn't the only thing you should be afraid of.
Features:
First-person convenience store simulation with authentic night-shift tasks
Serve customers, restock shelves, and manage chores across multiple shifts
Escalating horror atmosphere with VHS-style visuals and retro aesthetics
A lurking threat that reacts to your presence — and punishes carelessnes
