MoonNight Shift
Cattonic's · 2026 · Exploration, Immersive Sim, Crime, Physics, Walking Simulator
PC
Positive85% · 13
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About MoonNight Shift
MoonNight Shift is a first-person psychological horror game about a former surgeon who decide to open his own Super Mart.You play as Conner Anderson, a 46 y/o former surgeon who resigned from his post because of his drinking addiction, now runs a small grocery mart, working the night shift as a distraction, but with each passing night, everything begins to grow darker and darker.
Game Details
- Genre: First-Person Psychological Horror
- Perspective: First-Person
- Playtime: 75–90 minutes
- Gameplay Style: Narrative and Exploration-Focused
Key Features
- Story-Driven Psychological Horror
A narrative-focused experience that emphasizes atmosphere, emotion, and psychological tension over action. - Attention to Detail Matters
Observe carefully. Hidden clues lie within subtle environmental changes, customer dialogues, Pictures, and written notes. Players who pay close attention will uncover deeper layers of the story. - Deep and Meaningful NPCs
Every character has a unique backstory that enriches enhances immersion. - No Cheap Jump Scares
Horror builds through suspense, realism, and psychological unease. - No Monsters or Chase Sequences
Experience a grounded and realistic form of horror rooted in human fears. - Beginner-Friendly Gameplay
Simple controls make the game easy to play. - Multiple Endings
Your choices and observations influence the outcome. - Autosave System
Seamless progress ensures a smooth and uninterrupted experience.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Not a bad game though the basket in the store was buggin out and stuff was despawning in front of me. Nicely designed game too though I wish we could of explored the upstairs of Conners house or had a bit longer of a game maybe replaying his past events but other than that it wasn't bad. Also RIP to the kitten that got hit by a car https://youtu.be/Eg8G75OCYiM4 found this helpful
A fun little game! The graphics are a bit rough, but it doesn't matter beacuse the experience is more about unravelling the story than admiring the environments. It's pretty straightforward to complete with just one puzzle near the end, and I found it a fun way to pass a hour or so!2 found this helpful
Collecting The Items In The Store Was Janky At Best. However, The Game Itself Is Fantastic. I'll Look Forward To Any New Games From This Developer In The Future. My Gameplay: https://youtu.be/YGdbwYc0nic1 found this helpful
This game will have you thinking one thing and it ends up being a completely different scenario. I can't wait to play more games by this developer!1 found this helpful
MoonNight Shift is honestly a really good psychological horror game with an amazing story. At first, you might feel like nothing too crazy is happening, but once the revelation hits and you realize what was actually going on the whole time, it genuinely hits hard. The horror aspect was also really well done for me. I get scared pretty easily, but even then, this game has a genuinely creepy atmosphere. Weird things start happening pretty quickly, and the way the environment slowly shifts into something more unsettling was really effective. The jumpscares also got me quite a few times. The supermarket mechanic is a bit mixed in my opinion. It’s not very beginner-friendly at first, although once you understand it, it becomes easy enough. Some objectives can also feel a little unclear sometimes, and there were moments where I genuinely wondered what I was supposed to do next, but it wasn’t a constant issue. The NPCs were pretty good too, and I also liked the small wholesome detail of being able to feed the street cats, especially in such an eerie game. I also really liked how the game handles its two endings. After seeing one ending, the game lets you immediately see the other one w…1 found this helpful
The game is good. Liled the story, psychological and philosophical aspect of the game very much.1 found this helpful
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