Night Concierge

November 2003. A nine-story concrete apartment block on Stroiteley Street.

You recognize the residents by sight. Some are coming home from work; others are hurrying back with medicine. The names in your log gradually become people you know. Let an impostor through, and one of them will disappear.

But tonight, an Other may arrive wearing a neighbor's face. It looks human and knows which apartment to ask for. Check faces, ask questions over the intercom and call upstairs: someone answering from their apartment can't be standing at your door at the same time.

While you watch the entrance, your own booth stops feeling safe.

Night Concierge is a PS1-style first-person horror game. Let the residents come home, keep the Others outside — and don't forget to look behind you.

Check everyone

Compare faces and apartment numbers with the resident log. Ask questions over the intercom: an Other might not know the neighbor or might mix up the floor. Watch the vestibule cameras — the shadow, the reflection in the mirror, the footprints on the floor.

Call upstairs

No one can be in two places at once. Dial the apartment number on the phone on your desk. If the resident answers from home — then who is standing at your door?

Decide who to let in

Exhaustion, bruises and strange behavior don't make someone an Other. Turn away a real resident or one of their guests and you get a complaint. Three such refusals in a single shift and you're fired. Let in an impostor and one of the neighbors disappears. Your choices change the residents' fates and the ending.

Get to know the building. And notice what changes

A cough behind the wall, a slamming door, the hum of the elevator, tea going cold on the desk. With every shift the familiar sounds grow more unsettling, and the building creeps closer: footsteps behind you, the booth door opening on its own, a hand on the glass, a radio switching on by itself. And when the lights go out, all you have is a flashlight — and whatever it finds in the dark.

Play with your chat

Streamer mode: Twitch viewers vote on who to let in, knock on the window, kill the lights, make footsteps approach from behind, jam the cameras with static and trigger jump scares. The pranks never break the story. In the morning the game shows who in chat has the sharpest eye and who is the most gullible. You always have the final say.

What's inside

• Five story nights and an unlockable epilogue — the first playthrough takes about 2–2.5 hours.
  
• 32 residents, their guests and special visitors: police officers, medics, and children.
  
• Multiple endings, including secret ones, and hidden discoveries.
  
• Endless shift mode after the story.
  
• Saves after every visitor — quit mid-shift anytime.
  
• Streamer mode with Twitch chat.
  
• 25 Steam achievements and Steam Cloud saves.
  
• All in-game text is available in Russian, English, Spanish (Spain), Brazilian Portuguese, German, French and Simplified Chinese.

Someone is waiting outside. Will you open the door?