Night Plane just dropped its announcement like a cursed tray of mini pretzels: you're a 1999 flight attendant on a doomed Plane Airlines™ route, spotting goatmen on the wing while trying not to serve demons their complimentary peanuts. Liquid Static Studio and Snapping Turtle cooked up this PSX-style job-sim horror where boarding passes turn into anomaly checks and turbulence means literal hellspawn strolling the fuselage. New Tales is publishing, and a playtest is already open on Steam for anyone brave enough to clock in.

The setup nails that retro nightmare fuel—passengers straight out of Bushido Blade cosplay, shape-shifting entities trying to blend in, and a corporate handbook that basically says "figure it out, liability's on you." Expect irreversible decisions, multiple endings, and the kind of glitchy jumpscares that make you question every polite smile at 30,000 feet. Steam page tags it with 1990s corporate dread and zero company accountability, which feels way too on the nose for modern gig economy vibes.

RPS and Bloody Disgusting are already hyping the anomaly-spotting loop mixed with routine cabin duties, and early X clips are getting wishlist spam from horror heads. It's the latest in the job-sim horror wave after Hellmart and Shift At Midnight, but this one actually makes you root for the service industry nightmare. If the playtest delivers that perfect blend of mundane terror and retro jank, this could be the indie breakout that turns every red-eye into a survival sim.