The Closing Shift



Customer Service can be a terrible curse but The Closing Shift reveals that a stalker is so much worse…
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Play The Closing Shift ► https://store.steampowered.com/app/1843090/The_Closing_Shift/

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35 thoughts on “The Closing Shift”

  1. 💀Half the comment section: omg someone stared at me/flirted with me once while I was working, I relate to this game about being stalked for months, raped and murdered!

    Bruh the attention seeking

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  2. The 'uncanny valley' of their faces makes this all the more unsettling. 😕 Since it's been three months after this was posted, I wonder of he remembers any of the menu and how to prepare each item. I think this'd be a brilliant way to teach people how to work at a coffee shop.

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  3. It's really great how the Stalker's design is juuuust generic enough while still looking creepy. His features are very vague, he looks like he could literally be *anyone*. That moment where he's panting at the door and swiveling his head at you is borderline traumatizing.

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  4. This is why i work in security, we can text, call, use laptops,tablets etc in asset protection work and we also get to creep about in the dark with torches creeping ourselves out. not sure i'd work in a coffee shop through the night though.. people can be extremely creepy

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  5. When the guy slammed on the door I actually went into survival mode for a second and started freaking out, feeling very tense and defensive. I knew it was a game but from past experiences my instincts kicked in and I couldn't help but feel like I needed to defend myself from this person on the screen. It's sad that this is such a real problem and that people have to go through experiences like this, so I'm glad that the devs have used a horror game as a tool to help reach a wider audience and raise awareness for this issue. Thanks for playing, Mark.

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  6. 1:04:00 im gonna look super stupid if im wrong but i think something very dark is implied here in this scene. listen closely, theres a rhythm. if you listen to it more, it sounds like rhythmic pained moans/groans. idk if this was already known or pointed out but i saw no one in the comment section mentioning it but, i think in this scene she was getting raped

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  7. This is the most unnerved I have ever been watching Mark (or anyone else) play a video game. I watched so much of it through my fingers. The sense of unease is so well done and, as a woman, is sadly relatable.

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