Homeless Kiosk Simulator

Homeless Kiosk Simulator is a short first-person psychological horror game about making decisions during night shifts at a small aid booth. You work behind a donation window, where visitors ask for food, water, medicine and, at times, things that do not belong in a donation box. Your job is to prepare boxes, hand them over and move on.

Work the night shift

You listen to visitors, observe them and decide what they need. Some are desperate, some are angry, and some are hiding something. You search the storage room and garage for supplies, then choose what to give, refuse or ignore. Each choice has consequences, and each visitor puts pressure on you.

Requests grow stranger

At first, the work feels like ordinary charity. The manager tells you to keep helping, but the requests become stranger and the visitors stop acting normally. Every box you prepare makes the night worse, and every box you hand out brings something back. The horror centers on guilt, obedience and uncertainty.

Multiple outcomes

Your decisions shape the consequences of the night and can lead to multiple outcomes.