Night Shift

In Night Shift, you protect a mysterious residential complex at night. You need to spend seven nights checking passports, residency details, and impostors.

How to play

In Night Shift, you protect a mysterious residential complex at night. You need to spend seven nights checking passports, residency details, and impostors.

Night Shift Gameplay

Night Shift Visitors Processing

• Different people arrive at the apartment complex entryway each night. These could be inhabitants, guests, or suspected impostors.
• Appearance alone cannot identify someone. You must use all available information and examine every aspect before deciding.
• Maintaining focus as visitors increase is vital; a single casual check could lead to an inaccurate conclusion.

Document and Passport Verification

• Verifying identity at the entrance requires passports. Open these documents to see identity information.
• Documents may not tell the complete story. Please check passports against other data sources, as impostors may present authentic information.

Cross-Reference Personal Belongings

• Beyond official documentation, personal items reveal important information. An item may relate to a visitor's name, address, or story.
• To spot inconsistencies, thoroughly examine the objects. This makes Night Shift a true investigative game, as the solution often requires putting together minor details.

Resident Log Check

• The resident log provides building residents' details. Players can check apartment unit names, addresses, and other information with this document.
• A guest who contradicts the log may be a red flag that needs additional inquiry. Cross-referencing numerous sources prevents intuitive conclusions.

Phone Use and Conversation

• Night Shift lets participants call to verify information. Players can call a guest's number and listen to the response.
• Also, conversation options let players ask direct questions. The responses may clarify a guest's story or raise questions if they contradict previous data.

Final Decision

After the investigation, the player has two options:

• Green button: Let guests into the apartments.
• Red button: No entry.

At the end of each screening process, this is the hardest part. Players should keep cross-referencing data sources rather than making a quick judgment if the information is uncertain.

Other game: Bite Your Tongue

Investigation Tools in Night Shift

• Passports show guest identification. This is the starting point for verification, but it is not the only proof.
• The log contains apartment complex residents' details. Players can check visitor statements for names, addresses, and details using this document.
• Guest belongings may hold valuable information. These help players verify the guest's narrative and identification.
• The phone lets you verify visitor contact numbers. Calls can offer extra verification information.
• Dialog lets you ask questions and assess responses. Inconsistencies in the details may suggest further inquiry.

Be diligent, verify everything, and make good decisions to finish your night shift.

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