The Last Shift

Night shift. Empty mall. Five nights. And something that wakes up at 03:17. You took the job because you needed the money. At least, that's what you told the man who hired you. City Square Mall has been closed for months. Your shift runs from midnight to six. The rules come over the phone: keep your flashlight on. Scan the patrol cards. Stay out of the cinema. If you hear something, keep walking. Fifteen years ago, eleven people died here in a fire. Every clock in the building stopped at 03:17. They still do. The Last Shift is a first-person survival horror game about a night guard, an empty mall and five nights that keep getting worse. It runs on tension, not cheap scares: long quiet stretches, footsteps you can't place, and something in the dark that hunts by sound. WHAT YOU DO • Walk your patrols with a flashlight that never has enough battery • Go down to the basement and swap the fuses when the power dies • Watch the cameras, hide, and hold your breath when it gets close • Keep the light on the mannequins. They move when you're not looking • Find six tapes and seven documents left by the guards before you • Decide how it ends. There are three endings, and one is hidden WHO YOU MEET A boss who only ever calls and always sounds kind. An old guard praying by a dry fountain. A little girl in a yellow raincoat who keeps asking for her mother. And the Pale, which has been waiting in the dark since the night of the fire. MADE FOR PHONES AND TABLETS • Full controller support: Xbox, DualSense and MFi • Touch controls designed for small screens • Plays fully offline • No ads, no in-app purchases, no account • English and Turkish, down to the signs, notes and tapes • Subtitles, rebindable controls and brightness calibration Put on headphones. Turn off the lights. Contains horror, death, fire, sudden scares and some crude humor.