Welcome to After Hours — a psychological horror experience set in the mist-covered hills of Baguio City, Philippines, where old stories linger and unseen things drift just beyond the glow of the streetlights.

You’re just someone looking for work — desperate enough to take whatever job appears. By coincidence… or something else… you find a hiring poster for Midnight Bite, a tiny late-night convenience store with a reputation people avoid talking about. The duties seem simple: take orders, cook food, clean the place, close up.

But the moment you step inside, you know something is wrong.

The store stands where an ancient tree once grew — a tree said to house an Entity that watched the land. Even though the tree is gone, its presence hasn’t faded. As you work through your shift, whispers trail through empty aisles, lights tremble without cause, and the CCTV catches shapes that don’t belong to this world. Every shift begins the same. Every shift ends differently.

Inside the store, time bends, memories surface, and the line between routine work and survival slowly dissolves.

Beware: the store watches you as much as you watch it.

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The game looks interesting, but it has a lot of dialogue right from the start. I confess that I was a little discouraged due to the fact that every interaction stops the character and cannot move.