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Closing Shift
An online co-op horror game where you're a fast food employee in Hell. You'll need to serve customers, cook food, and meet your night task quotas to keep your job.
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In Closing Shift you will: Serve customers, prepare meals, and handle all sorts of nightly tasks in Closing Shift. You, and up to 2 other friends are fast food employees located in hell.
During open hours
You will prepare orders, please customers, and cook food while managing inventory as well as your quotas.
Working together with your team (or yourself!) to ensure maximum happiness for the customer, while surviving any creatures that makes their way in, is not an easy task and caution is advised.
When the store closes
You're in charge of doing closing tasks before your shift ends. Take out the trash, scrub toilets, and even maintenance work that you aren't qualified for. After hours is when things become extremely dangerous. You aren't sure how these creatures got into the building, but you are sure that they aim to harm. Navigating the dark building and trying to survive, all while your boss watches displeased? You do not get paid enough for this
Special Jobs
Throughout your work week, you'll have the (forced) opportunity to work special shifts, which change up the game.
You'll also get the chance to work at different restaurants. Different restaurants equals different menus, customers, and closing tasks.
Solo Versus Multiplayer
In Closing Shift, playing solo grants a unique experience with solo-only maps. These maps are made to be smaller and more compact, focusing on tighter gameplay. Players in a group experience larger maps with a better focus on team play and organization.
From burgers to fries. Cleaning toilets and hiding from monsters, there's always a job for every employee.
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Steam Deck
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