A first-person survival horror game about working the overnight shift at a dated roadside hotel. Answer calls, fix faucets, deliver towels. Something is walking the halls, and she only stops moving while your flashlight is on her.
"The phone won't stop ringing. Room 204 wants towels. The faucet in 311 is dripping. Someone left a room service tray in the hall. Ten jobs, then you can clock out. You're not the only one up tonight."
THE SURVIVAL DIRECTIVES
How to survive your shift when ordinary hotel tasks turn into nightmare.
KEEP HER IN THE LIGHT
THE CORE MECHANICWhile your flashlight is on her, she can’t move. That’s the whole trick, and it’s also the problem. You can’t fix a sink, open a door, or walk to the elevator while you’re staring down a dark hallway.
DO THE JOB
10 GUEST REQUESTSDeliver supplies, pick up trays, fix dripping faucets, reset television static, get the power back on. Easy stuff—until you’re doing it with your back turned to the hall.
SHUT THE DOOR
BUY PRECIOUS SECONDSDoors slow her down. They don’t stop her. Listen to the brass handle rattle behind you and keep moving. The elevator back down to the first-floor lobby is the only safe refuge in the building.
ONE TOUCH AND YOU'RE DONE
NO MID-SHIFT CHECKPOINTSNo health bars. No mid-shift save points. If she reaches you, the shift restarts from call one. Finish all ten jobs and make it to clock-out.
HOTEL SURVEILLANCE FEEDS
Photographic evidence across the 4 physical levels of the property.
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
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One monster, one rule: Keep the flashlight beam locked on her.
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Ten jobs, one shift: Complete all 10 randomized errands with zero mid-shift checkpoints.
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Full input versatility: Play with keyboard & mouse or an Xbox-compatible controller with sensitivity & invert-look options.
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Pure psychological tension: Grounded in authentic roadside motel atmosphere, tactile doors, and rideable elevator.
RELEASE SPECIFICATIONS
THE PHONE IS RINGING.
DON'T LOOK AWAY.
Wishlist KEEP IT ON HER on Steam now. Play the free demo on October 7th and survive the complete shift on October 23rd.