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ORDER POINT

ORDER POINT is a horror game about working at a package pickup station. On a winter night, you serve unsettling customers. Mysterious visitors create an ominous atmosphere. Be careful — not everyone can be trusted.

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stormach
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About the Game

The Company — the corporation you work for. Some say they are a monopoly, a company with ambitions large enough to one day control the entire world. Maybe these are just rumors.
But one question remains: why is the pickup point located deep in the forest, far from the city and from people?

You work here, surrounded by silence and snow, handing out packages to those who come for them. And then, at some point, you start to realize you are not alone: someone is watching you.
Who is it… or what is it?

Your job is to give orders to the visitors who come to this pickup point. Everything should be calm and routine — but don’t forget to keep an eye on your sanity. Here, it’s easy to lose.

And one more piece of advice: don’t rush to drive people away, even if they seem strange. First impressions can be misleading — and some visitors may be far more important than they appear at first glance.

You feel someone’s gaze from outside — persistent, quiet, cold. Maybe it’s just exhaustion… or maybe it’s real.

The enormous warehouse nearby only raises more questions. What is The Company hiding?


The answers are here — but are you ready to face them?

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