Nightly Trash Reviews

i love it its a great game and i highly enjoyed it!

Not worth $5. It's 15 minutes worth of vaguely atmospheric gameplay. Nothing really happens. Might be worth it on sale for $1.

played this game through 3 times in 30 minuets and didn't have fun all the way through... it was slow, clunky and really hard to see next time don't credit every single sound effect as well

Very basic game. There's nothing really wrong w/ that, though. This is author's first indie horror game, and what's here is pretty creepy. You aren't really in any threat - even in areas that you think might be threatening - this is not a survival horror game. I give this a lukewarm recommend, as you'll probably finish this one in 1.5-2 hours. I wish there was a bit more here. I'm unsure if you're actually supposed to be in the 1950s, (I think you are, as your hourly wage reflects that) but there really isn't much to indicate this - some era-specific cars parked in front would have definitely helped sell the time period. Good game, will definitely check out what this dude makes next.

i am really disappointed. it feels like a first ever time project. the worst however are the loading times. whenever you leave the diner or get back in the loading screen will take from 25-30 seconds. that totally kills any feeling of suspense. playing this to the end felt like a chore.

This game is trash... abysmal trash. The game is literally just you taking out the trash (you could've at least let us do the other tasks he had to do every night)... and don't even get me started on the story. The story itself sounds like it was written by a five year old who's been living on Mountain Dew and Skittles for the past week with zero sleep and he's explaining to you the last nightmare he had. Don't waste your time here... better $2 games offered on Steam... trust me.

YES YES YES!!! This is another great example of indie horror. Free reign to do as they please. I was really impressed with the graphics and lighting and imagination put into this short little horror tale. I love the twist of changing the time period to the 50s. Was really a fun ride!! Great job!! 9/10

Very short, interesting and different game. Very good experience of psychological horror. It has a very own visual style that I really like. PS: the price is very expensive for what it offers. In general terms I recommend it, there aren't many good horror indies.

Requested a refund. There is no jump scare nor tense moments like it says. Its just you walking a trash bag to the dumpster for like 4 nights. Having to hear a god awful bell 4 times every time you go out the door. You hear some noises in the distance. Nothing happens. Maybe im doing it wrong but nothing about this makes me want to try to figure it out. Dev good going on your part for making the game, its more than i could do. The game just isnt enjoyable for me. I hope your next game goes well.

I give a thumbs up as a strong encouragement, because I definitely see a lot of potential here. The atmosphere of this game is gorgeous, as well as the retro graphics, and I really really appreciated the mysteryous storytelling that leaves more questions than answers. However, there are two major flaws that ruin the experience for me. The first is related to the "task list" that we are given each night. Here is a personal advice for the dev: do not check those tasks as "done", let us, the players, do them! This increases the interactivity with the environment, and also helps in building up the tension and the atmosphere. I felt genuinely disappointed when I understood that I was only supposed to take out the trash and nothing more! The second flaw is related to the ending, which was a great let down for me! Now, I understand that the game is supposed to be based on mystery and on the personal interpretation of the player, but [spoiler] do show us something, not just a monochromatic screen with some text! I would have liked to get, for example, a glance of the creature, or of the limbo in which it leaves. [/spoiler] But despite these downsides, I certainly recommed the game, because it is actually well done, and with the right improvements it could really become a little horror gem. Cheers guys!