8AM: The Warehouse

8AM: The Warehouse

David Gallardo · September 1, 2026 · Hidden Object, Action, Casual, Puzzle, First-Person

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8AM: The Warehouse price by region

8AM: The Warehouse costs $2.69 in Georgia (USD), £3.59 in the United Kingdom, $3.99 in the United States, €4.15 in Europe (EUR), CA$4.59 in Canada, A$5.75 in Australia, NZ$6.39 in New Zealand, R$15.75 in Brazil and zł16.75 in Poland right now.

Cheapest 8AM: The Warehouse offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $2.69 $2.69 — 1
United Kingdom £3.59 £3.59 — 1
United Statesyour region $3.99 $3.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €4.15 €4.15 — 1
Canada CA$4.59 CA$4.59 — 1
Australia A$5.75 A$5.75 — 1
New Zealand NZ$6.39 NZ$6.39 — 1
Brazil R$15.75 R$15.75 — 1
Poland zł16.75 zł16.75 — 1

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About 8AM: The Warehouse

✦ AI summary

8AM: The Warehouse traps you in a security booth monitoring a sprawling midnight warehouse where workers move with unsettling mechanical precision and reality begins to fracture across the camera feeds. Watch for anomalies as the night shifts from routine into psychological horror, where machinery runs itself, people vanish between frames, and the line between exhaustion and something genuinely wrong dissolves under fluorescent lights.

"8AM: The Warehouse" traps the player inside a vast logistics warehouse in the dead of night. Conveyor belts hum, forklifts idle in the dark, and the fluorescent lights buzz like insects. A few workers remain, finishing late shifts among endless rows of crates and metal shelves — but something feels wrong. Their movements are repetitive, mechanical… and not everyone who started the night is still accounted for.From your security booth, you watch dozens of cameras covering loading bays, corridors, and storage aisles. A worker stands motionless beside a stack of boxes for minutes. Another seems to vanish between camera feeds. Machinery powers on by itself. The intercom crackles with fragments of whispered instructions you never gave.Your task is simple: monitor the warehouse until 8:00 a.m., report anomalies, and keep the operation running. But as time drags on, the system begins to break. Footage desynchronizes. People appear in places they couldn’t reach. A forklift drives itself. Somewhere beyond the security glass, footsteps echo — heavier than human.Every hour blurs the line between fatigue and hallucination. Is it stress, or something else moving among the pallets? The cameras start showing the same frames over and over, except for one detail that keeps changing: the number of workers left."8AM: The Warehouse" is a psychological surveillance horror about repetition, routine, and the quiet collapse of reason under artificial light. The night shift never really ends — it just resets.

8AM: The Warehouse — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

8AM: The Warehouse is praised for its unique CCTV-style atmosphere and smooth gameplay that creates an immersive anomaly-hunting experience, with fans of the series noting it as potentially the best entry yet. However, players consistently criticize the sparse anomaly discovery rate, noting they encounter only a handful of the 100 available anomalies across multiple playthroughs, along with disappointing jumpscares and limited overall content for the playtime.

Recommended Sep 2, 2026
Nice anomaly finding game, runs smoothly, and anomalies are fun to find.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 2, 2026
I already played the other 8am game and enjoyed it, its fun to watch the anomalies. tl;dr game is good for short anomaly game, it has problems with variety/engagement sadly, this game suffers from the same problems as the other game, it a well done game but the anomalies are too separated, I think the game should ramp up the number of anomalies you get per run, I played this game on stream and man, it was around 4 runs (30 ish in game hours) and I discovered ONLY 8 anomalies, that's not even a 3rd of a run, considering there's 100 anomalies listed on the game I don't think you should get like 3 or 4 per run, also in my 4 runs I got 1 anomaly duplicated, there has to be a way you get more variety in the anomalies, it would help the game A LOT if it had more anomalies per hour, or maybe for the next game you put more than one in the hour and have to specify what cameras are the anomalies on, idk its just a thought of mine but the game suffers as it is right now.
4 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 4, 2026
The CCTV-style gameplay creates a really unique and immersive atmosphere. It would be even better if you add more anomalies and jumpscares to this game.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 30, 2026
I think 8AM: The Warehouse may be the best one in the series yet! The atmosphere was creepy, the environment worked really well, and it genuinely kept me interested in what was going to happen next. It feels like the series keeps improving with each game, and The Warehouse really stood out to me. If you've enjoyed the other 8AM games, I definitely recommend checking this one out. And if this is your first one, it’s a great introduction to the series! Watch my full playthrough: https://youtu.be/-DUzQXA96Bc
Not recommended Sep 3, 2026
The game was fun. But there isn't much. The anomalies, are cool, but I didn't get much, maybe like two out of 100. And the jump scares are unfortunately not scary, more annoying. There is so much potential in this game. But for the price it's not bad for what it is. Can be way better. -took me 13 minutes to beat the main game.

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