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Can you survive five nights at the asylum during the Christmas holidays?
Can you survive for five nights at the asylum during the Christmas holidays?
Christmas has never been so terrifying!!!
It's Christmas at the Ravenhurst Mental Asylum - and you're back for another week of work!
'Christmas Night Shift' is the sequel to 'Asylum Night Shift' - and features five more nights of terror during the Christmas holidays!
Welcome back to your job as nightwatchman at the Ravenhurst Mental Asylum. From your security office you must keep watch on the festive asylum patients throughout the Christmas holidays - and make sure that they don't get into your room!
'Christmas Night Shift' brings a whole new depth of gameplay to the survival night shift game - including:
* An interactive map console where you can open and close doors around the asylum. Use the doors to prevent the patients reaching you!
* Patient tracker devices which allow you to monitor the patients movements on your map console.
* Security cameras where you can watch the patients walking around the asylum.
* A warning alarm in your office which will alert you when a patient is approaching.
* A faulty office security door… use it wisely, and only when you really need to!
Protect yourself from four terrifying festive patients: Santa, Elf, Snowman & the Beast of the North Pole!
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