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Night Plane Brings Doppelganger Spotting to a Cabin Crew Sim on Steam
Liquid Static Studio and Snapping Turtle released Night Plane for PC on Steam. The game puts the player in a cabin crew member's first day, welcoming passengers and handling requests while doppelgangers try to board among them.
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Why it matters
Night Plane folds the anomaly-spotting loop that has driven a run of small horror releases into a service-job simulator, and sells the combination at a low Steam price with a launch discount through November 10.
Key Facts
- Liquid Static Studio and Snapping Turtle released Night Plane for PC on Steam.
- Night Plane costs 1,350 yen, with a 10 percent discount to 1,215 yen until November 10.
- Players check tickets and question suspicious passengers to spot doppelgangers trying to board.
- Night Plane has multiple endings, voiced characters, and a first-generation PlayStation-style art style.
Players check tickets and question suspicious passengers, monitor the cabin through the flight, and face decisions the game describes as irreversible. It has multiple endings, voiced characters, and a first-generation PlayStation-style art style.
Night Plane is priced at 1,350 yen on Steam, with a 10 percent discount to 1,215 yen running until November 10. The two-person-facing premise is a first day on cabin crew duty: welcome passengers, answer their requests, and keep the trip pleasant.
The horror sits in the boarding line. Doppelgangers try to come aboard with the passengers, so the player checks tickets and questions anyone suspicious, then keeps watching the cabin for anomalies during the flight. The game lists multiple endings and character-driven story development, with decisions it calls irreversible. The art style is modeled on first-generation PlayStation graphics, and the characters are voiced.
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