I'm on Observation Duty

You work a night shift monitoring surveillance feeds from two houses. The cameras show fixed views of rooms, and your task is to keep watch until morning.

Compare each feed with your memory of the rooms and report anything unusual. Anomalies can include moved or missing objects, changes in the scene, and strange intruders; reports require selecting the relevant location and anomaly type.

Unreported anomalies build toward a game over, so you must catch and classify them in time. Repeated attempts help you learn each house’s layout and the changes that can appear.

Players often enjoy the simple surveillance-based spot-the-difference loop, which turns memory and careful observation into a tense horror challenge. Reviews describe the uncertainty of wondering whether a room has changed, with occasional intruders and jump scares adding to the unease. Some also appreciate how quickly the premise is learned and the option to play alongside others, while others find the slow pace or reporting system frustrating.