You are an Operator. As part of House-Safety Incorporated, you have been relocated to one of our facilities deep underground. The only thing we expect from you is to watch the monitors and not cause any trouble. We all call you the Observer for a good reason. You observe the home of people who have been evacuated. Your instructor tells you that you must detect and report Anomalies. Beyond that, however, you are also an Operator. You must assign specific Taskforces to Anomalies, which will then remove them.

Game Information

This game is inspired by and built upon the foundation of Observation Duty, but it strives to create its own universe out of that concept. An instructor explains how this will work. Then your first shift begins. In the morning, after your shift ends around 8 a.m., you head home as long as it is still safe there. Of course, after such a very long shift, you are tired and get some sleep. But slowly, you realize that the Anomalies you observe also pose a danger to you beyond the monitor.

Camera System

This demo contains the first night shift, where the cameras are your best friend. Use the cameras to look into every room and find Anomalies. Maybe it’s the chair that moved? Or wait… was that painting always like that? Or maybe it’s something you can only hear? WHO KNOWS? Find out!

Reporting and Taskforce Menu

When you find an Anomaly, you must report it. After reporting an Anomaly, you can assign a task force to it. In this demo, there are 5 types of anomalies spread across 4 rooms. They always pose a different challenge. Hopefully, you’re ready.

Anomalies

From light Anomalies to shapeshifter Anomalies. Almost anything will be waiting for you. Fight for your job and the lives of innocent civilians who count on you.

Different Routes

In such a world, there may be different definitions of “Good” and “Evil.” Discover your own path and reach all 3 possible endings in this demo.

“So. Operator. What are you waiting for? Step in and help humanity survive one of the most critical situations it has ever faced. And. DO. NOT. GIVE. UP.”

— A message from the CEO of House-Safety INC