DONUT PANIC is a horror game with elements of a cooking simulator, where an ordinary night shift gradually turns into a disturbing ordeal. The diner seems familiar only at first glance: customers come for donuts, the equipment works, and orders come in one after another. But as the shift progresses, the feeling of the situation shifts, and routine actions begin to feel like part of something alien. Observing details Any deviation from the norm becomes a danger signal. Visitor behavior, odd details in the environment, and subtle changes require constant attention. Missing a sign can lead to an anomaly, after which the only option is to quickly leave the workplace and seek shelter before the situation gets out of control. Each night unfolds in its own way, forcing a new perception of the familiar space. Oddities gradually accumulate, and events begin to coalesce into a more disturbing picture. Mistakes lead to repetition, creating a vicious cycle that can only be broken by understanding the nature of what's happening and reaching the end of the shift. Features of the game A combination of culinary process and horror. Recognizing anomalies in the environment. The need to take cover when threatened. A plot with a cyclical development of events.