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Tape Over: Night Shift is a psychological horror game where you work alone in a convenience store during the midnight shift.

This is the first entry in the Tape Over series, introducing players to its VHS-inspired world of psychological horror.

The Gameplay

Tape Over: Night Shift is a psychological horror game experienced through the eyes of a lone cashier working the midnight shift. As ordinary tasks gradually turn into an unsettling routine, you begin to sense the presence of dark entities lurking among the store’s aisles.

With a retro VHS aesthetic, the oppressive atmosphere pulls you deeper into a constant state of tension. Even the most mundane duties—waiting at the register, checking the lights, or stocking shelves—become part of a terrifying experience.

Key Features

• Psychological horror experience: A slow-burning tension built on paranoia and unease.

• VHS-style visuals: Retro aesthetics that give the game a unique and unsettling atmosphere.

• Midnight shift alone: Face unexpected events while carrying out everyday tasks in an isolated convenience store.

• Atmosphere-driven gameplay: Disturbing details and an ever-growing sense of looming threat.

Pernyataan Konten Buatan AI

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Artificial intelligence was only used as a supportive tool in creating some marketing visuals. All gameplay, content, and art assets are fully handcrafted.

Deskripsi Konten Dewasa

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This game contains psychological horror elements, intense scenarios, and disturbing themes. The player may encounter threatening behavior, stalking, home invasion–like situations, and scenes of implied violence. There are no explicit sexual acts, but there are moments of fear, suspense, and potentially traumatic situations involving aggressive individuals. The game does not depict self-harm, drug use, or sexual assault, but some scenes may be uncomfortable for sensitive players due to tension and implied danger.