Monastic Hill Studios announces reverse horror game KYC: K Stands for Killing
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Monastic Hill Studios announced KYC: K Stands for Killing, a PC horror game where players work at a gas station and decide which customers become victims. A free demo is available via Steam Next Fest.
Monastic Hill Studios announced KYC: K Stands for Killing, a reverse horror game for PC. The game is adapted scene by scene from the creator's horror novel. Players take on the role of Suneil Shrivastava, a student working at the Mehtos 247 gas station near Highwater, Colorado.
KYC: K Stands for Killing · official art via IGDBThe gameplay involves managing gas station duties such as cleaning, restocking shelves, managing fuel pumps, counting cash, and using a point-of-sale system. Players must also interact with customers, as how they treat people early in a shift can determine if those customers offer help later. Rather than escaping a monster, players decide which customers are allowed to leave and which ones become victims. Each customer has a name, personality, and routine. A free demo is available now through Steam Next Fest.
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