$3.59 (−76%)Late Shift A heist film you steer
Play through a live-action crime thriller where every choice, made in seconds, pushes Matt's night in a new direction across seven endings.
Is Late Shift worth it?
Late Shift is worth it if…
- you want to feel responsible for where a story goes, not just watch it unfold
- you enjoy crime thrillers and have ever shouted at a character for making a stupid choice
- you like short, tense sessions that beg for one more run with different decisions
- you would rather decide in three seconds than agonise over a menu
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The film that never pauses for you
This is a movie you steer. Real actors, filmed in full HD on the streets of London, play out a heist thriller while decision prompts flash on screen. Hesitate and the story barrels on without you: there are no pauses and no looping footage, so a choice you fumble is still a choice. Steal the car or run. Follow orders or sabotage the plan.
Seven endings, one long night
Every run is a different version of the same night. The story branches from the very start to the very end, and the path you carve leads to one of seven conclusions, from getting out clean to far darker outcomes. Choices nudge the plot constantly rather than waiting for a big fork, so you spend much of the film second-guessing yourself in the best way: did trusting that person just save Matt, or set something much worse in motion? Replays are where the branching opens up, since a different early decision sends the whole night somewhere new. One honest trade-off: there is no way to skip or fast-forward scenes you have already seen, so chasing every ending means sitting through familiar stretches again.
