Aisle Survive - "Keep the Change" Supporter Pack

The "Keep the Change" Supporter Pack is a voluntary donation DLC designed specifically for our most dedicated supervisors who want to throw some extra hazard pay into our digital tip jar.
Every extra bit of support from this pack goes directly toward helping the development team at Studio Skerratt and Pixel Doors squash bugs, fine-tune balance, and keep making games.
As a massive thank you for tipping the crew, we are opening the corporate archives. This pack unlocks a Digital Development Vault packed with rare, behind-the-scenes concept art, scrapped ideas, and historical files from the creation of Aisle Survive.
What’s Leaked from the Manager's Filing Cabinet:
2 x Unused Aisle Survive Logos: Take a look at the alternative branding ideas that corporate rejected before we settled on the final look.

Mockup Title Screen: The early visual concept of how your first clock-in screen almost looked.

7 x Cutscene Storyboards: The raw, hand-drawn layout blueprints that laid the foundation for the game's animated story sequences.

Early Customer Art: Initial concept sketches of the demanding shoppers who haunt the aisles.

Early "Ghost Boy" Art: The earliest design iterations of everyone's favorite terrifying aisle entity.

Glen Character Design Concepts: See the visual evolution of our protagonist before he officially put on the uniform.

Unused "Glen-with-gun" Sprites: Scrapped pixel art animation frames from an alternate development timeline where Glen brought some serious heat to the night shift.

4 x Hub Concepts: Architectural design mockups for the safe zones where you catch your breath between shifts.

Demo Video of Aisle Survive Build 1: The historical, raw video footage of the very first operational prototype of the game. See how far the retail horror has come!

Management Notice:
Purchasing this Supporter Pack is 100% optional. The items included in this digital vault are strictly art and video files for behind-the-scenes appreciation; they do not alter the base game or provide any mechanical advantages on the retail floor.
From the bottom of our hearts—thank you for supporting independent game development and helping us survive the night shift!