You’re trapped in a small, dimly lit control room inside a prison, with one objective: survive from midnight to 6 AM while keeping the monsters at bay. Time passes quickly, each minute lasts about two seconds, and your primary task is managing power while shutting the doors at just the right moment.

The setup is simple. Monsters approach from the left and right, and your only defense is a pair of heavy shutters. Dropping one increases your power usage from a baseline of one "moon" (a stylized power indicator) to three; dropping both spikes it to four. Since power is extremely limited, you’re forced to raise the shutters the moment a threat has passed. Leave one down too long, and you won’t make it through the night.

There’s a camera system that lets you observe numbered rooms and track monster movement. However, it’s almost completely redundant thanks to the flashlight mechanic. Tapping either doorway with a flashlight briefly uses one moon of power, but reveals nearby threats more reliably and at less cost than the camera. Even better, the game provides an audio cue when a monster is present, making visual confirmation almost unnecessary.

This flashlight-check strategy quickly becomes the optimal way to play, and that’s where the game starts to fall apart. Once you've cracked this method, each shift plays out identically. Monsters never change their routes, there are no new mechanics or surprises in later nights, and the lack of escalating difficulty means tension fades fast.

To make matters worse, the game has some quality-of-life issues. The “Continue” button on the main menu is pointless; it restarts the game from shift one just like “New Game.” There’s also no in-game pause or way to exit to the main menu, meaning the only way to quit is to force close the entire application.

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2/10
A simple game inspired by Five Nights at Freddys without any real horror or scares. Doesn't feel like a parody FNaF game, and I don't want to call it a cash grab but it just feels like it was rushed and unfinished. I'm not really sure who would be the audience for this game.

It is cheap if you want to give it a try, but I couldn't get over the weird graphics of the monsters, especially the goofy laughing walking hotdog. It's a pass for me.