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Nightshift – The School Janitor is a first-person survival horror game where you play as Joe, an unemployed man who takes a late-night janitor job at an abandoned school. What should have been a simple shift quickly becomes a terrifying fight to stay alive when Joe finds himself locked inside and hunted by a supernatural entity known only as the Dark Zone.

As the nights progress, the school becomes colder, darker, and more hostile. Your objective is simple on paper, complete your janitorial tasks and survive until morning, but each day becomes more dangerous as the darkness spreads.

⭐ FEATURES

🔦 Survive the Dark Zone

The Dark Zone roams the halls at night.
It fears your light, but your flashlight battery drains quickly.
Use your light wisely, aim carefully, and avoid letting the darkness surround you.

🧼 Janitorial Tasks

Each night brings a new set of tasks that become more difficult and stressful. Examples include:

• Cleaning hallways

• Fixing students’ desks

• Checking bathrooms

Your tasks must be completed while the Dark Zone becomes more aggressive each day.

🏫 A Small School With Limited Safe Areas

Explore a compact but tense environment:

• Two classrooms

• Two bathrooms

• Main hallways

• A janitor shed

• A small, cold outdoor area

Every area becomes more dangerous as the darkness spreads deeper into the school.

🌒 Five Nights of Increasing Difficulty

Each night becomes:

• Darker

• Colder

• More threatening

• More draining on your flashlight battery

Your job does not get easier.
You only get more tired.

🎯 Simple Concept, High Tension

No complicated puzzles.
No audio logs.
No branching choices.
Just you, your light, your tasks…
…and something in the dark that wants you gone.

🎮 SUMMARY

Nightshift – The School Janitor is a slow-burn atmospheric horror experience focused on tension, darkness, and routine tasks that become increasingly dangerous each night.

You were hired to clean the school.
You just weren’t told what else lurks inside.

Can you survive all five days of your shift?