Dreadnut
A horror game about the night shift at a donut shop. To help pay for your sister's treatment, you take seven nights behind the counter. Fry, glaze and box the orders, and serve the customer who comes in after closing and knows far too much about you.
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From the Steam store
Your sister Lily is sick, and her treatment is expensive. The all-night donut shop by the hospital bus line is hiring for seven nights: ten to six, fifty a night plus tips, and a continuation contract if you work out. You are Alex Carter, and you take the job.
TALK TO CUSTOMERS
Take orders at the register and get to know the night crowd: Jack the cab driver, Nora from the hospital and whoever else walks in out of the rain. Then fry, glaze and fill the donuts, flip pancakes, bake cakes and cookies, pour coffee, box it all up, set it on the pickup tray and ring the bell. Count the cash into the register, mop up the spills and keep the shop open until six.
STORY
You took this job for Lily. The work is simple and the pay is good. But every night, after the last regular leaves, the same customer walks in: a dark coat, a face the light never quite reaches. And something in the shop starts to change.
GAME FEATURES
Story Mode: seven nights, about two hours, two endings
Endless Mode: every recipe unlocked, customers without end, scores and streaks
24 recipes: donuts, filled donuts, pancakes, waffles, cakes, muffins, cookies, brownies, cinnamon rolls, croissants and coffee, plus cold drinks from the fridge
Horror that grows out of the routine: a sound that stops, a light that dies, something at the edge of the room
The core loop is simple: cook, serve, clean up, close. New desserts and drinks unlock night by night. The kitchen stays the same. The nights don't.
