

Security Booth: Director's Cut
Kyle Horwood · 2022 · Retro, Mystery, 3D, Multiple Endings, Singleplayer
PC
Very Positive90% · 287
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About Security Booth: Director's Cut
The year is 1996 and you’re employed by a science lab called Nova Nexus.
You work as a security guard at the front gate to the lab, inside a guard booth.
However, tonight it seems something important is happening inside of Nova Nexus and things are... well... a little strange.

Your job is simple. you must make sure that only the right authorized personnel are getting into the facility.
To do this, when a car arrives at the gates, it is your job to go and talk with the driver and check their license plate. Make sure that the person is on the employee register by finding the license plate on the register.

If the person is not on the register you must tell them to leave.
Make sure to only open the gates to employees and keep the gate closed at all times.

The Director's Cut Edition of Security Booth comes with many new features and changes from the original version.
Cars will now be randomized, this means each play-though will be different. However, key events will still happen the same way.
Aspect ratio is unlocked, no more black side bars!
Security Booth: Director's Cut has a total of 7 endings.
There are 3 tapes that are extra content which extra story/lore. To view them you will need to unlock the first 3 main endings.
You asked for it! You can now use a controller to play Security Booth: Director's Cut.
You work as a security guard at the front gate to the lab, inside a guard booth.
However, tonight it seems something important is happening inside of Nova Nexus and things are... well... a little strange.

Your job is simple. you must make sure that only the right authorized personnel are getting into the facility.
To do this, when a car arrives at the gates, it is your job to go and talk with the driver and check their license plate. Make sure that the person is on the employee register by finding the license plate on the register.

If the person is not on the register you must tell them to leave.
Make sure to only open the gates to employees and keep the gate closed at all times.

The Director's Cut Edition of Security Booth comes with many new features and changes from the original version.
Randomized Cars
Cars will now be randomized, this means each play-though will be different. However, key events will still happen the same way.
Widescreen Mode
Aspect ratio is unlocked, no more black side bars!
New Endings
Security Booth: Director's Cut has a total of 7 endings.
Nexus Archives Tapes
There are 3 tapes that are extra content which extra story/lore. To view them you will need to unlock the first 3 main endings.
Compatible With Controller
You asked for it! You can now use a controller to play Security Booth: Director's Cut.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The achievements were fun and satisfying to complete. Playing for the first time gave me a scare or two, but overall I was a fan of the different endings (especially the secret ending). I am glad that the game had VHS tapes that allow yourself to go beyond the security booth area. I would say the lore was fun to read as well!
It is... boring
This is an interesting little puzzle game. Very much similar to Paper's Please but more Lovecraftian. It is about thinking outside of the box to find the secrets instead of being handed secrets. I liked this because it was on sale and the content was good for a few dollars. You will need a walkthrough and a chart from Scrimbo to 100% this game. (3 hours; man that yellow car was unfair to find.) :) Overall rating: 8/10
Very fun and thrilling horror game, amazing aesthetics, lots of different endings and takes lots of inspiration from other forms of media.
I would recommend this game.
PS1 graphic with a great psychological horror game experience, only cost some money with, a perfect retro horror game journey, will open to all of us, give it shot bud! It's worth to try it!
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