Night Clerk is a first-person psychological horror game about working a night shift at a quiet roadside motel. The player spends their shift at the front desk, performing routine duties: greeting guests, answering phones, and monitoring security cameras. Everything seems calm and familiar, but as the night progresses, the atmosphere begins to change. Routine that ceases to be normal Most of the time is spent at the front desk. A shift consists of simple tasks: checking in guests, monitoring the empty hallways through security cameras, and completing menial tasks. The silence seems a natural part of the job, and the slowly passing hours create the feeling of a normal nighttime routine. Over time, small details begin to unsettle. Guests' behavior seems strange, footsteps are heard in the hallways when no one should be there, and cameras sometimes capture inexplicable moments. Gradually, routine work turns into a tense anticipation, where every inconsistency intensifies the sense of impending horror. Features of the game First-person psychological horror. An atmosphere of slowly increasing tension. Monitoring cameras and working at the reception desk. A story built on strange events and details.