Last Load

You took the night shift at a small laundromat on the edge of town. The work is simple: take the bag, read the labels, pick the program, don't forget the powder. Customers wait at the glass and judge every shirt you hand back. On the third night a jacket falls out of a bag that was never supposed to hold it. A name tag reads "I. M.", like the worker who vanished from this shift. You wash it, and the blood comes back. You have until the police arrive to decide what to do with it.

Key Features:

• An honest night's work: Sort clothes by care label, load four washers and two dryers, choose the right program and fold everything by hand. Mistakes are allowed, and customers notice every shrunken sweater.

• Something in the drum: A jacket that wasn't on the receipt. Blood that won't wash out. A knock from inside a machine that should be empty.

• The man at the window: Customers wait behind the glass while you work. One of them keeps coming back, and he knows exactly which bag he wants.

• The back room: Find the key, open the staff room and piece together what happened to Ilya Morozov from his photo, his card and the previous shift's unfinished log.

• Your choice decides the ending: Lock the right machine and make the call, or hand the jacket back through the window. Three endings depend only on what you do in the last minutes of the shift.

• PS1 horror, one evening long: Low-poly visuals, VHS grain, flickering fluorescent light and rain against the window. Five shifts, a short and dense story, fully localized into 15 languages.