Night Shift at the Museum is Untested on macOS
Night Shift at the Museum has not yet been tested on macOS.
About Night Shift at the Museum

Two different game modes, two unique experiences await you.
In Observation Mode, watch the cameras from the security room and report anomalies. Watch your back and try to survive!
In Exploration Mode, keep patrolling the museum, capture anomalies with your camera and report them. Never get caught!

The game offers a slow-burning mystery that gradually unfolds. You'll face reality-distorting events, confront your past, and deal with threats beyond comprehension.

This is not an open-world game. It progresses through a series of structured events and tasks that increase in difficulty and tension over time.

The game has a set ending. However, anomalies and event timing are randomized, encouraging players to replay for a slightly different experience each time.

Average playtime ranges from 2 to 20 hours. Observation, attention, and reaction time can influence this duration.

The player must survive the night through careful observation and making the right decisions under pressure.

– 15 different security cameras
– Real-time observation and anomaly reporting system
– Tasks requiring physical intervention beyond cameras (server reset, bomb bag interception)
– Defense and hiding systems against external threats
– Story-driven visual and environmental details


The game takes place over a 7-hour in-game night shift. Each hour introduces new threats and challenges, increasing pressure and difficulty as time progresses.


The visual design mimics low-resolution security camera feeds, paired with eerie lighting and unsettling soundscapes to build a tense and immersive atmosphere.

Enhance your graphics performance and improve image quality with RTX and DLSS support.

macOS Game Tests
Night Shift at the Museum tested on macOS.
Night Shift at the Museum is not natively supported on macOS. See below for potential ways you can play it that have been tested.
Night Shift at the Museum hasn't been tested yet on macOS.





