

One Late Night: Deadline
Black Curtain Studio · 2014 · Horror, Adventure, First-Person, Psychological Horror, Atmospheric
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About One Late Night: Deadline
You arrive at your work late in the night. The rain is pouring down and a storm is closing in fast. Everyone has gone home for the day a long time ago, but the lights in the lobby are still on as usual. As you enter the office complex through the main entrance, you immediately feel the emptiness and begin to go over in your head “what the hell you are doing here in the middle of the night?”, when you could be at home getting some well-deserved sleep. However, while your mind is clouded with the details of your precious deadline, you are unaware of lurking danger in the building and what has occurred during the night. Something has been set free; something that’s not from the world of the living. The shadowy and long hallways beckon you as you attempt to unravel the mystery that has befallen the unassuming offices. Has everyone really gone home, or is someone or something still here?
Facts
- Objectives
The entire game revolves around completing objectives and other small tasks. These objectives may trigger at certain points in the game or by witnessing certain events. The objectives does not all have to be completed in a linear fashion, and some does not have to be completed at all. - Cellphone
You can use your cellphone as a light source in dark areas and shine in the direction you look. You do not have to go on a tedious battery hunt for the flashlight, but it will drain over time. The battery will replenish automatically over time after you put away the cellphone. - Parallel dimensions
One Late Night: Deadline brings you a parallel dimension where you might see things otherwise not visible to the naked eye. So, if things look bleak and you’ve lost your way, use your cellphone to tap into this mysterious second dimension and things will soon become clearer. But beware; you might see more than you wished for. - Computers
Along your way you will come across computers that can be manipulated. You can use these computers to gather clues and information by reading employee emails. However, some computers are locked and require you to use a password, but if you are stuck you can try to hack them. If you find a Hack disc it will help you immensely in the hacking process. - Drowsiness
When your eyes grow weary and you begin feeling tired, you can head for the nearest vending machine to replenish your energy. If you move around for too long without having a drink you will eventually collapse from exhaustion. Running will make you tired much faster. If you are lucky you might find Dexterity tablets that you can eat along the way and instantly restore your energy. - Doors
All security doors are unlocked using keycards. This is the lowest form of security in the building. Some doors also require a code. You start out with a default keycard that lets you in through some doors. - Save game
You can save the game progress by using the coffee machines located conveniently around the building. - A real world
All the environments are designed from a real-world perspective and based on a real office building for authenticity. - Your choice
You choose the outcome of the game by either completing the game in the quickest and simplest way or by taking the long route and digging deeper. - A full soundtrack
A full OST composed by the talented Pontus Malmquist, known for his outstanding music from the original One Late Night.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players report significant technical issues including poor optimization, bugs, and frame rate problems that detract from the experience. The game also suffers from unclear objectives, confusing mechanics like a sleep timer with no guidance, and sluggish controls that frustrate progression. However, a small number of players appreciate the nostalgic atmosphere and creepy ambiance when the game functions properly.
The game is just full of bugs. Poor optimization.1 found this helpful
What's with all the negative reviews, I had over 100 fps when I clipped through the elevator and was stuck in the shaft.
hate to say this since i liked the first game when pewdiepie played it but this game has a sleep function which puts u on a timer to figure out whats going on i spend 9 minutes and still had no idea what i was do while fully exploring the map there is no objective it seems like just locked doors u cant enter the game is creepy a bit but it seems even that is the game not coded properly its sad to see this game like this i expected far better
Legendary bad "game".
I bought this game because of the original One Late Night game I played more than 10 years ago, but this game sucks! Slow walking, it's so laggy, but I am sure that my computer can handle it. I am not sure how to get where even on easy mode. I really wanted to give this game a chance, despite bad reviews, but... don't buy this game. It's really bad.
This game makes me remember my childhood, nostalgia :')
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