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About This Game

It is late at night in 1999, and the local TV channels are still broadcasting. A host’s pauses, the markings on a test card, and sounds from the hallway begin to respond to your actions.

Night Viewing is a first-person psychological horror puzzle game. Pick up the remote and switch between nine strange channels. Explore an old apartment, look through the peephole, and investigate the television’s add-on box. Connect clues in broadcasts, sounds, and notes, then use the remote’s number keys, direction buttons, volume, and confirm key to solve puzzles hidden in the wheel, rabbit show, and test card. Your choices shape the final viewing, with different endings to discover.

English and Simplified Chinese interfaces and subtitles are supported, with Chinese program audio. Play with a keyboard and mouse; headphones are recommended. Contains psychological horror, sudden scares, and flashing images. Camera imagery in the finale comes from the fictional game world; the game does not access your device camera or microphone.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Generative AI tools were used during production to assist with some television program footage, character and environment artwork, voice/audio assets, and text and localization. These are pre-generated assets that were assembled, edited, and reviewed for use in the game and its store materials. No AI content is generated during gameplay, and the game does not connect to third-party AI services.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Contains psychological horror, themes of surveillance and loss of control, unsettling television imagery, sudden scares, and flashing images. Some scenes may cause tension or distress.