
Office Hours - The 4th Floor
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
OFFICE HOURS — The 4th Floor
It's your first day. New badge, new desk, a floor full of people who've been here longer than you. Clock in, meet the team, heat up your lunch. Ordinary. Then the big migration gets moved to tonight, everyone clears out and you're the last one on the 4th floor.
Office Hours is a short first-person horror game. A mundane workday rendered in PSX polygons under 90s-camcorder VHS grain, that slowly curdles into something wrong. Do your job. Answer your phone. Get out.
FEATURES
- A full ordinary workday that turns — normalcy first, dread later
- PSX-era inspired visuals under a VHS filter (dither, scanlines, chromatic aberration)
- A diegetic phone: texts, calls, and your only flashlight
- A lived-in office — coworkers, breakroom, rooftop, a city past the windows
- ~15–20 minutes. Episode 1 of a series.
CONTROLS
WASD move · Mouse look · Shift run · Ctrl crouch
E interact · F flashlight · T phone · Esc pause
Headphones recommended. Content warning: horror, jump scares, death.
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This was a 2-week solo learning project modeled after my real-life office building. Development is currently paused, but I’d love to keep building it if people enjoy the vibe!
🚀 Seeking a partner: I’m looking for a low poly/PSX 3D artist to collaborate on the visuals. Drop a comment if you're interested!
| Published | 5 days ago |
| Status | Prototype |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Author | tchai1 |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Tags | analog-horror, Atmospheric, First-Person, Horror, ps1, PSX (PlayStation), Retro, Short, Singleplayer, vhs |
| Content | No generative AI was used |
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Shows promise, but the pixel effect on the fonts make it really hard to read, and the text box jumping doesn't help. With some polish it could be a solid intro to a world of corporate horror.
Thank you so much for playing! Appreciate it.
will be looking forward to what you create next!