North Relay

The office line is down. Someone is at the gate.

Your night shift at North Relay begins with a recorded handover and a few routine equipment checks. Then the connection to the county office fails, and an unfamiliar figure appears outside.

North Relay is a short, first-person CCTV horror game played from the security-room desk. Watch the station's approaches, use the outside floodlights to push the intruder back, and work through a command terminal to restore contact and arrange a pickup.Watch the approaches
Switch between six cameras covering the gate, antenna yard, loading entrance, generator room, relay corridor, and security approach. Track the intruder as it moves closer. Losing sight of it means deciding where to look next—and how long you can afford to spend looking.Make each light count
A floodlight can drive the intruder away, but only briefly illuminates its area before needing time to recover. Firing at an empty feed leaves that light unavailable when you may need it most.Work while you're vulnerable
Read incoming messages, diagnose the failed line, connect the backup, and confirm the office's replies. Operations continue while you check the cameras, but transmission windows can close. The creature keeps moving while you type.Check who is answering
Not every message comes from the county office. Inspect the source before receiving a reply, and remember the precaution Martin left in his handover.Keep watch until help is confirmed
Sending the request is only part of the job. Stay inside, maintain security, and hold on for the office's acknowledgement.Features
A focused single-player horror experience from a seated first-person viewpoint.

Six CCTV feeds and two connected approach routes.

Outside floodlights with independent recovery times.

A command terminal for diagnostics, backup routing, incoming replies, and pickup requests.

A recorded handover and safe equipment checks before the first encounter.

Checkpoints that preserve completed procedures when you retry.

English speech subtitles, optional event captions, adjustable terminal text, and reduced camera distortion.

Keyboard and mouse are required.