Nothing to Report?

I found some of the anomalies hard to identify the correct reason type. Was well made overall though. Does anything happen after you reach 1am? I lost at 00:45 because I wasn't sure what to classify the broken window as.

@indigowolf, 1am is victory :)

Thanks for playing!

Just reached 1AM! First two rounds were a bit hard because I wasn't familiar with how things should be, but managed to do it in round 3. You nailed the theme, and atmosphere!

Absolutely love the visual style! Though for me the font in the radio reports is pretty hard to read

@rekk1d thanks! Yeah, I know about problems with fonts, sorry

I'm probably just hopelessly blind, but the only anomaly I managed to spot was the moving painting. I kept clicking between cameras in vain and didn't notice anything else. Guess I'm not cut out to be a night guard =)
But overall I really liked the atmosphere, and the sound does a great job of setting it. It's just a hum and some metallic noises in the background, yet somehow it's creepy in all the right ways.

I made it through the shift! I got the red "TOO MANY ANOMALIES" text a couple of times, so it must have been close, maybe there was something I just took for granted that was an anomaly the entire time, heh (one example is that I was CONVINCED for the longest time that there should, in fact, be a skull among all the TVs, that's normal and expected).

Very fun game! Really draws you in with the atmosphere and mood and grips you until the shift is over. The pixel art style worked well for it, I loved the different colors between the different screens and how it made every view feel unique, at first I thought "there's no way I can remember all that", but it was well-designed enough that I could memorize it pretty well. Great job with that! Audio is setting the mood quite nicely as well, the little bleeps, and the atmospheric wind noises in the background, it's spooky. Awesome job with this game, very well done!

@captaindreamcast thanks!

Enjoyed the game and art style! It wasn't apparent initially that keys are what's used to move from camera to camera. Otherwise this gave me some nostalgia in both the visual department and mechanics. Impressive work, and great job piecing it all together with the theme.

I died quite quickly, though I wouldn’t say I played poorly. The game looks great, and clicking is a real pleasure—a rare thing for game jams.

Графон конечно угарный. В целом интерпретация пяти ночей с Фреди мне нравится, единственное прям тяжко все запоминать было.
Главная проблема - это кнопка Send. Я только на третий раз понял, что ее надо зажимать. Может я один такой глупенький, но я не замечал красную полоску, которая там набирается. То есть я нажимаю send, фидбэка особо нет, и я не могу понять, отправилось или нет. В целом не очень понял, зачем ты сделал на зажатие.

Really nice and cohesive entry - it was solid entry that played exactly as expected... but my memory isn't really fit for these kinds of games 😆

The way the game constantly makes you feel like you have to be paying attention to every tiny detail is genuinely stressful in the best way. It was surprisingly difficult trying to remember the layout and potential anomalies across all those different camera views. Great job building such a tense, focused little shift!

Great job, your game is amazing! I loved playing it, super cool

I really like the graphics, and once I memorized all 4 rooms (desk + 3 cams) it was easier to identify anomalies. But for sure I won't be a night guard, didn't pass 12 AM! 😂

Nice game!

MANAGED TO SURVIVE THE SHIFT!! I'm terrible with horror games so this did a number on my nerves but I made it :)

Anyway, this was awesome! It took me a bit to get used to the environment and I completely missed the hold to send part at first, but luckily it starts out slow so I had time to understand everything. I did get way too suspicious about the red beatbox, I was certain something was wrong with it and reported a bit too many false alarms regarding that room. The first time an intruder actually arrived there was horrifying (in a good way!) though, quit fullscreen and never came back afterwards. Luckily my mischief gnome or whatever were utterly obsessed with stealing TVs (or replacing them with skulls when they were feeling creative), which is the sort of scare I can handle. I did get a warning at like 0:30 and in a panic reported the wrong thing, I honestly wasn't sure if my ending was the game over or victory one at first! It felt like it was a bit easy to accidentally report the wrong thing cause of the sheer amount of different options - I kinda wish all the moved/missing/etc. item options were merged (while keeping the actual change having all these of variations of course!) - but otherwise, super cool entry! Enjoyed it a lot!

I managed to do it! :D This was a lot of fun and the vibe was really cool. Its amazing what you can do with just some pixel art, vibey music and mysterious game mechanics. Really well done!

Great game! I had fun playing it. The sound design is really nice and atmospheric. I ended up dying right at the end because I didn't notice camera malfunctions in time. Nice job!