My Night Job sends players into an abandoned building and sicks hordes of monsters on them. They can use more than 60 weapons to defend themselves and save as many survivors as possible. But beware – if too many rooms are thrashed, the end may be nigh-er than you originally thought.
Platforms
Linux Mac Switch PC PS4Genres
Adventure Arcade Fighting Indie PlatformThemes
Action Horror
Languages: English and 10 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
The Digital Fix
By Daniel PearceAlthough it means well, and has bags of character, My Night Job just doesn't have the depth to keep the player hooked and its gameplay becomes repetitive very quickly.
PS3Blog.net
By EdENThe game is very addictive, and even after completing this My Night Job review I’ve continued to go back to play the game every now and then as I try to improve my ranking and unlock some trophies. The look and feel of the game might not be for everyone, but if you give it a chance I’m sure you won’t be dissapointed.
Hardcore Gamer
By Chris ShiveMy Night Job is an entertaining homage to older video games and the horror genre, but its repetitive nature and lack of replay value hold it back.
The Vertical Slice
By Chris RobertoWhile this isn’t a job I’d personally want to take on, I’m glad Reggie did, because if he didn’t, I wouldn’t get to watch him try and fail so often, because that’s really fun to do.
Sirus Gaming
By Jedrick De la FuenteOverall I rate the game a 5, not because the game wasn’t fun which it is but because this is a game that is clearly more at home as a mobile title rather than a console title. As a console title, it feels lacking and weak. If it was a mobile game I’d score the game a solid 7.
