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If you’re unfamiliar with the game, it’s an indie horror experience that takes place in a grocery store setting, where employees are constantly bombarded by demanding customers, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and helpless. That’s perfectly understandable, I’d say my own heart rate went up a notch when I heard the news. Anyway, it appears that the sports are now officially locked into a full-fledged launch date.
While a work-in-progress model has been accessible through Itch.io since 2020 as part of a bundle supporting racial justice and equality hosted by the platform for a year – those familiar with its Steam page in recent times will know that its launch remains listed as “coming soon”.
According to recent tweets from Germfood, the solo developer behind the project, Night of the Shoppers is poised to release in its full form on October 28. Following this announcement, Germfood shared a humorous remark about dedicating four years to completing the game. While no additional details have been forthcoming thus far, it appears that one can potentially acquire the full scope of expertise encompassed within the “nights” – a series of events, seemingly envisioned by Germfood as part of its narrative framework.
For those who’ve already purchased the game on Itch, it appears unlikely you’ll want to repurchase the full version once it’s released, considering the current model’s disclaimer: “This game is a work in progress.” If you purchase the sport, you’ll receive all future updates at no additional cost.
While watching the trailer, you may gain an idea of what awaits you.
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As you embark on your new role as a retail sales associate, be prepared to juggle multiple tasks, from restocking shelves with precision to navigating unexpected challenges like cleaning up messes and managing customer demands, all while keeping your cool. A pulse-pounding, heart-racing adventure that plumbs the depths of everyday terror, transforming the humdrum into a source of unrelenting dread.
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