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Security Breach

Monitor the surveillance feeds, log anything unusual, and alert the on-call team of oddity specialists who’ll handle the rest.

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February 11, 2026
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About the Game

Night shift. A handful of grainy cameras. One simple rule: watch for oddities — and call the experts when you see them.

You’ve just been hired as the overnight security guard at a private facility. Your job sounds easy: monitor the surveillance feeds, log anything unusual, and alert the on-call team of oddity specialists who’ll handle the rest. Moving objects, doors opening by themselves, portraits that don’t look the same twice — nothing you can’t report and forget. Six hours, steady pay, no questions asked.

But as the night goes on the oddities become harder to ignore. Patterns appear where there shouldn’t be any. The cameras lie. The intercom goes cold. Reporting isn’t always enough.

Survive the shift, keep your cool, and uncover what’s really hiding behind the screens. Welcome to the team — and good luck.