8AM: The Warehouse

8AM: The Warehouse is a psychological surveillance horror game set in a vast logistics warehouse at night. From a security booth, you monitor cameras covering loading bays, corridors and storage aisles, report anomalies and keep the operation running until 8:00 a.m. A few workers are finishing their shifts among the crates and metal shelves, but their movements seem mechanical, and not everyone who began the night is accounted for.

Monitor the warehouse

You watch for signs that something is wrong: a worker standing motionless by boxes, someone disappearing between camera feeds, machinery starting by itself and whispered instructions crackling over the intercom. As the night continues, footage desynchronizes, people appear where they could not have reached, and a forklift drives itself. Footsteps echo beyond the security glass, heavier than human.

A night that resets

As the hours pass, fatigue and hallucination become difficult to tell apart. The cameras repeat the same frames, with one detail changing: the number of workers left. The night shift does not end so much as reset, while routine gives way to a quiet collapse of reason under artificial light.