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About This Demo

Midnight. More slices of someone else's ordinary life.

From the night you sign the contractor agreement, you are the moderator on the night shift. You sit at the terminal you were issued, review each short video that comes in, and decide: approve, or report. That was supposed to be the whole job.

Some of the videos are not normal.

[What's in the demo]

• The first three nights of the full game's eight-night contract

• The three nights take about 15 minutes

• The anomalies you encounter are drawn at random, so the same three nights play differently next time

• Interface available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean

• No jump scares and no sudden loud noises

[The job]

• Review the night's posts one at a time, in order.

• Approve if nothing is wrong. Report it if you find an anomaly. Decisions cannot be undone.

• Missing one is a mistake. So is reporting a clean post — both count the same way.

• The anomaly doesn't stay inside the video. It reaches the terminal, and it reaches you.

• The full game's contract runs eight nights. See it through.

[An anomaly can be anywhere on screen]

Most of them are in the video: something crossing behind a window, the shape of a dog, the direction water falls. But on some nights the footage is entirely normal and the anomaly is still there — in the desktop wallpaper, in the shape of a button in the app. Some anomalies exist to make you doubt where you were looking.

[Your predecessor left things on this machine]

The feed is not the whole stage. You are working inside a full desktop environment: messages from the moderator before you that grow stranger as the nights go on, an employee handbook that keeps getting revised, and the intranet portal of YONAKA Inc., the agency that placed you here. Everything you need for the job is probably already on this machine.

[Recommended for]

• Fans of spot-the-anomaly horror in the vein of "The Exit 8"

• Players who enjoy psychological tension

• Anyone looking for a horror experience in short sessions

• Anyone at home in a short-video feed UI

[Features]

• Spot-the-anomaly horror relocated to a short-video social feed

• A convincing app UI inside a fully operable simulated desktop

• Misses and false reports weigh the same — you cannot report on a hunch

• An eight-night contract of decisions you can't take back

• Interface in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean

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AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some of the video, audio and text in Anomagram - and some of the images on this store page - were produced with the help of generative AI tools, then edited and finalized by the developer before release. No content is generated by AI while you play.