Midnight Rest Stop Demo Hits Steam Ahead of November 13 Launch
RAYBIS GAMES began distributing a Steam demo for the psychological horror game "Midnight Rest Stop | Shinya Drive-in" on November 4, 2026.
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Why it matters
The demo arrives nine days before launch and covers only the opening 15 minutes, so RAYBIS is selling atmosphere and the 1988 Showa setting rather than a long slice of the game.
Key Facts
- RAYBIS GAMES began distributing a Steam demo of Midnight Rest Stop | Shinya Drive-in on November 4, 2026.
- TADAIMA WORKS developed the first-person horror game, set at a remote Japanese mountain drive-in in 1988.
- The demo covers roughly the first 15 minutes of the game.
- The full PC version launches on Steam on November 13 at 0:00 for 680 yen.
- The game is 10% off, at 612 yen, for two weeks after release.
Developer TADAIMA WORKS sets the first-person title in a remote Japanese mountain drive-in in 1988, where a stranded driver spends the night among dining halls, a game corner, and a bathhouse. The full PC version launches November 13 at 0:00 for 680 yen, with a 10% launch discount to 612 yen for two weeks.
The demo covers roughly the first 15 minutes: exploring the drive-in, talking to employees and guests, and getting the basic flow of play. The full release follows on November 13 at 0:00, priced at 680 yen with a 10% discount to 612 yen for two weeks after launch.
The setting is the draw. The facility includes a dining hall, game corner, and bathhouse, and the fixtures aim at a nostalgic Showa 63 feel. Then the noises start from the next room, the staff turn strange, and guests disappear. Wishlist registration for the full version is open on Steam.
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