Obsessed : Night Shift

i bought this to support the Indonesian Small Indie developer. keep up the good work buddyand I loved the game

[h1][b]「香ばしい炒め飯の香り。その裏で、狂気は静かに煮詰められていく」[/b][/h1] [h1]ストーリー[/h1] 父を亡くし、病気の母を抱える女子高生ヴァレリア。 彼女は母の高額な薬代を稼ぐため、近所の親切なオーナーが営む「ナシゴレン屋（Nasi Goreng shop）」で深夜のワンオペ・アルバイトを始めることにした。 しかし、深夜の静寂な店内で彼女を待っていたのは、空腹の客だけではなかった。ガラス戸の向こうから、粘着質な視線が彼女を突き刺し始めていたのだ。 [h1]概要[/h1] 深夜の飲食店を舞台にした、調理シミュレーション × サイコホラー。 プレイヤーはヴァレリアとなり、実際に厨房に立ってインドネシアの国民食「ナシゴレン」を調理し、客に提供しながら代金を稼いでいく。 ゲームプレイは、注文を受けて食材を混ぜ、炒めるという「お仕事ゲーム」の側面と、不審な客や周囲の異変に怯える「ホラー」の側面が融合している。PSX（初代プレステ）風のローポリゴン・グラフィックが、深夜の気怠さと不鮮明な恐怖を見事に演出しており、プレイ時間は30分～60分ほど。プレイヤーの行動によって結末が変化するマルチエンディング方式を採用している。 [h1]感想[/h1] 『Chilla's Art（チラズアート）』作品の影響を色濃く感じさせる、東南アジア発の労働ホラー。 本作の白眉は、なんといっても「ナシゴレン作り」という日常業務の作り込みだ。油の跳ねる音、中華鍋を振るリズム、そして食欲をそそる完成品。このあまりに平和で美味しそうな作業が、深夜というシチュエーションによって「背後がおろそかになる無防備な時間」へと変貌する。調理に集中すればするほど、背後に誰かが立っているのではないかという疑心暗鬼が加速していくのだ。 開発者のarydk氏とAkhir Hayat Studioは、インドネシアの湿度の高い空気感を表現することに長けている。 換気扇の回る音や、深夜の道路を行き交うバイクのノイズなど、環境音の設計も秀逸で、現地の屋台に迷い込んだかのような錯覚を覚えるだろう。 [h1]主人公が遭遇する脅威（ネタバレ） [/h1] [spoiler]ヴィクトル（歪んだ愛情を持つストーカー） 主人公ヴァレリアに対し、一方的かつ異常な好意を寄せる男性客。当初は客の一人として振る舞うが、ヴァレリアから明確な拒絶を示されると態度を豹変させ、隠し持っていたナイフを取り出し襲い掛かってくる。 彼の凶行は単なるホラー演出にとどまらない。女性の権利や社会的地位が比較的強いとされるインドネシアにおいても、感情の抑制が効かずに発生する「情痴殺人」の割合は決して低くはない。 本作のヴィクトルという存在は、そうした東南アジア社会の影に潜む「男尊女卑的な支配欲」や、拒絶を許容できない「歪んだ男性性」の闇を色濃く投影したキャラクターと言えるだろう。 [/spoiler] [h1]評価[/h1] 【GOOD】 ・「ナシゴレンを調理する」という、空腹と恐怖を同時に刺激するユニークなゲーム性。 ・PSX風の粗い画質が醸し出す、防犯カメラ映像のような不穏なリアリティ。 ・東南アジアの深夜の空気感を再現した、優れた環境音と雰囲気作り。 【BAD】 ・調理パートの操作性がやや独特で、慣れるまでオーダーミスを誘発しやすい点。 ・一部、真面目なのか冗談なのか分からない描写が挿入されることで生じる混乱。

Obsessed: Night Shift is a psychological horror title that transforms an ordinary part-time job into an increasingly disturbing struggle against fear and uncertainty. Developed by arydk and published by Akhir Hayat Studio, the game follows Valeria, a high school student forced to take on the responsibility of supporting her sick mother after the loss of her father. Working the night shift at a small nasi goreng stall becomes more than a means of earning money for medicine, as each passing evening exposes her to strange events that blur the line between reality and the supernatural. The game's premise immediately establishes an emotional foundation that gives purpose to every frightening encounter instead of relying solely on horror for shock value. The narrative stands out because it focuses on realistic hardships before introducing its unsettling mysteries. Valeria's determination to care for her family makes her an easy protagonist to sympathize with, and the financial burden she carries adds genuine tension to every decision. Rather than placing players in the role of an action hero, the game presents someone who is simply trying to endure difficult circumstances while confronting forces she cannot fully understand. This emotional backdrop makes the horror feel more personal, as the fear of losing everything is just as powerful as the supernatural dangers lurking in the shadows. Gameplay revolves around balancing routine work with growing paranoia. Preparing and serving nasi goreng to customers is integrated directly into the experience, creating moments of normalcy that are repeatedly interrupted by unsettling sights and eerie sounds. The cooking mechanics are intentionally simple, allowing players to focus on their surroundings without becoming overwhelmed by complex management systems. As the nights progress, familiar tasks become increasingly stressful because every distraction could conceal another disturbing occurrence. This contrast between everyday responsibilities and psychological horror is one of the game's strongest ideas, giving the experience a unique identity among indie horror releases. The retro-inspired presentation effectively reinforces the atmosphere. Its PlayStation-era visual style, complete with low-polygon models and nostalgic graphical effects, evokes classic survival horror games while maintaining its own personality. Instead of chasing visual realism, the game uses limited detail and carefully controlled lighting to heighten uncertainty. Dimly lit environments, narrow viewing angles, and subtle environmental changes encourage players to constantly question what they have seen, allowing tension to build naturally rather than depending on excessive jump scares. The sound design further amplifies this unease through ambient noises and long stretches of silence that make every unexpected sound feel significant. Another notable strength is the game's Indonesian setting, which gives the experience a refreshing sense of authenticity. The neighborhood food stall, local atmosphere, and familiar cultural elements distinguish the game from countless horror titles set in generic abandoned buildings or isolated laboratories. This grounded environment makes the supernatural events feel even more unsettling because they invade a place that initially appears ordinary and welcoming. The result is a horror experience that feels culturally distinctive while remaining accessible to players unfamiliar with its setting. Replayability is supported through multiple endings that reward players for making different choices throughout the story. Instead of offering a single conclusion, the game encourages exploration and experimentation to uncover additional outcomes and narrative details. This approach extends the experience beyond a single playthrough and gives players a reason to revisit the story in search of a fuller understanding of Valeria's fate and the mysterious events surrounding her night shifts. Although the game is relatively concise, its shorter length ultimately benefits the pacing by keeping the tension consistently high. The horror rarely overstays its welcome, and the focused design prevents repetitive mechanics from overshadowing the narrative. Players looking for an expansive survival horror adventure may find the experience brief, but those who appreciate atmospheric storytelling and psychological suspense will likely find its carefully crafted progression satisfying from beginning to end. Obsessed: Night Shift succeeds by combining heartfelt storytelling, effective psychological horror, and engaging everyday gameplay into a memorable indie experience. Its emotional narrative, distinctive Indonesian setting, retro-inspired presentation, and multiple endings create an experience that feels more thoughtful than many horror games of similar scope. While modest in scale, it delivers an impressive amount of atmosphere and emotional impact, making it an easy recommendation for players who enjoy narrative-driven horror with a strong sense of place. Rating: 8/10

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c'est le meilleur jeu de l'année, faites le!!!! et surtout vous allez kiffer le moment ou la maman ne veux pas manger.. tellement flippant ahah ^^ xD hihihihihihihihihihihihhihihihihhihihihihihihihihhihihihihihiihihihihihihihihihihihihiihihihihihihhiihhiihhihiihihihihihihihihihhiihhihihihihiihhiihihihhihihihihihihihihihihihiihihihihihih

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Graphiques sympas, facile à jouer, très envie de jouer la suite: Obsessed - Trace

Awesome intense and scary game! Great story line and must play!

Obsessed: Night Shift is a well-thought-out PSX-style short horror game that puts you in the shoes of Valeria, a young girl who wants to provide for her sick mother. She's fortunately asked by her uncle, Arya, to run his fried rice shop in the evenings. Everything appears to be going smoothly until a certain individual keeps showing up. At first, he keeps his distance while she's working, but he slowly makes his presence known, leaving Valeria increasingly uncomfortable and eventually fearing for her safety. This game was highly enjoyable, and I found myself making sure I collected all the secrets and unlocked all the endings. It's short, keeps you on your toes, and makes for a great playthrough. If you're into Asian-inspired environments (the game is set in Indonesia), PSX-style horror games, and immersive ambient sound design, this is a great game to pick up.