The third installment of the anomaly-spotting game series, now available on smartphones and tablets.
This time, the setting is the "Night Museum."
Inspired by "The Exit 8," the hit Japanese anomaly-spotting game.


You've just started your part-time job as a night security guard at the museum.
On your first night, after a brief greeting from your senior, you're handed a manual with simple instructions:

Patrol the museum.
If there are no anomalies, proceed to the exit.
If you find an anomaly, tap the alarm device before proceeding to the exit.
Correct responses will light up a lamp.
Light up all the lamps to complete your shift."

And so, your long night begins...



- Carefully observe and memorize the normal state of the museum at the start.
- Emergency exits are located to the right, with alarm switches placed nearby.
- If you spot an anomaly, tap the alarm before heading to the exit.
- If you don't see anything unusual, proceed directly to the exit.
- nomalies may appear in various locations, or sometimes nothing will happen.
- Returning through the exit without raising the alarm will reset your position,
but correctly handling anomalies will light up a lamp.
- Once all lamps are lit, dawn will arrive, and you will escape the museum.



- Simple controls optimized for smartphones: move left and right, tap to zoom.
- Easy to play even for those not comfortable with 3D games.
- Over 40 types of anomalies ranging from tricky and spooky to funny,
appearing randomly for endless replayability.
- Auto-save per area, allowing quick play sessions and easy interruptions.
- Play offline, perfect for commutes, waiting times, or quick breaks.
- Great for training your observation skills and memory, making it a fun brain exercise.



- Completely free to play, with no in-app purchases.
- Contains mild horror elements. Please be cautious if you are sensitive to scary content.
- Streaming and sharing gameplay videos are welcome, as long as it is within reasonable boundaries.
- We would greatly appreciate your reviews, thoughts, and feedback.


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