Kiosk

About Kiosk

DarkPlay’s latest creation, Kiosk, offers an unsettling blend of routine work and creeping dread. Set during a rainy night in a remote roadside kiosk, the game casts you as the lone night-shift employee, serving steaming drinks and warm snacks to a stream of quiet, often strange customers. But as the hours drag on, the humdrum of late-night service begins to crack and something far darker begins to seep through.

Steam, Silence, and Something Sinister in the Shadows

At first glance, Kiosk feels like a simple cooking simulator. You prep food, refill supplies, and politely serve customers. But it's the silence between orders, the glances that linger too long, the radio static, the way the rain never stops that sets the game apart. The kiosk holds secrets, and as you dig into the mystery of the previous worker's disappearance, reality starts to distort in subtle and chilling ways.

A Night Job Like No Other – Climb the Ranks While Everything Falls Apart

Balancing the pressure of customer service with eerie, unexplained phenomena, Kiosk creates a hauntingly immersive experience. The more customers you serve and the more shifts you survive, the more your skills grow, but so does the unease. As clues emerge and your connection to the kiosk deepens, the question becomes what happened to your predecessor… and what’s waiting for you by the end of your shift.

DarkPlay Serves Psychological Horror Hot and Fresh

With its moody visuals, minimalist design, and a growing sense of dread, Kiosk invites players into a tense, atmospheric descent into the unknown. It’s a game that doesn’t scream - it whispers, slowly pulling you into a story that’s as disturbing as it is addictive. Your shift starts now.