Publisher New Tales has detailed Night Plane, an upcoming retro-inspired horror job simulator from developers Liquid Static Studio and Snapping Turtle. Scheduled to launch on PC via Steam later this year, the game casts players in the role of a flight attendant working a routine shift aboard an airliner in 1999.
Quick Facts
- Game Name: Night Plane
- Platform: PC (Steam)
- Developers: Liquid Static Studio and Snapping Turtle
- Publisher: New Tales
- Setting: 1999
- Release Window: Later this year
Serving Passengers and Spotting Anomalies
Set against the backdrop of 1999, Night Plane blends mundane flight attendant duties with surreal PSX-style horror. Players must manage standard airline tasks such as welcoming passengers, checking tickets, serving refreshments, stowing baggage, and dealing with routine turbulence. At the same time, the cabin is populated by sinister, retro-modeled passengers that require careful observation.
According to the developers' Steam page and publisher announcements, players will need to watch out for individuals who appear abnormal or threatening. Hazards extend past the cabin interior, requiring staff to handle anomalies occurring both inside and outside the aircraft—including supernatural occurrences on the wings.
Recent Releases in Horror Job Sims
Night Plane follows a recent wave of horror-themed job simulators hitting the PC space. Similar titles released recently include Hellmart and the multiplayer-focused Shift At Midnight, which task players with maintaining normal workplace routines while identifying supernatural doppelgangers and anomalies.