One Night, One Ride
A 5–10 minute story with nothing padded. It fits in one stream segment, and chat will backseat every answer.
Stream-LengthDirector's Cut // Free Build
Someone in that car already knows too much.
A short first-person horror game set in 90s Greece. You go out clubbing and get into the wrong car, and the driver seems to know things about you. Runs 5–10 minutes with a few different endings.
~95 MB // WINDOWS 10/11 // DOWNLOADS TODAY
Night Fare is a dialogue-driven horror game about realizing halfway home that you got into the wrong car.
You went out for a normal night at the club. The music was good, the crowd was fine, and none of that matters now that you're in the back seat and something feels off.
Now it's just you, the driver, and questions you don't want to answer. Talk to the man, find a taxi, get home if he lets you.
There is no combat. You talk, you look around, and the story handles the rest. The Director's Cut adds a bonus ending, a longer ride home, and the lighting and resolution fixes players asked for. The story is based on a real case.
Objectives on screen: talk to the man, find a taxi, reach home. Headphones recommended.
// Frame 01 — Talk To The Man
// Frame 02 — Find A Taxi
What waits between the club doors and your front door.
A 5–10 minute story with nothing padded. It fits in one stream segment, and chat will backseat every answer.
Stream-LengthThe driver remembers what you tell him, and the ride bends around your answers toward different endings.
Multiple EndingsLow-poly streets, buzzing club lights, and 50+ assets made for this game. It looks nostalgic until it doesn't.
True-Story InspiredClub noise gives way to road noise and then nothing. Play it loud. Chat usually hears what's wrong before you do.
Headphones OnCaptured frames from the club, the taxi rank, and the ride home.
// Frame 01 — Club Floor
// Frame 02 — Reach Home
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If your browser flags the game as an uncommon download, open the download item options, choose Keep, then confirm with Keep Anyway if needed.
If Windows shows a SmartScreen warning, click More Info and then choose Run Anyway to continue launching the game.
Launching the game as an administrator helps it set up saves, settings, and local content correctly.
Director's Cut changes on top of the 1.2 release.
Bonus ending, longer ride home, uncompressed audio, and the lighting + resolution patch. ~95 MB.
Fixed aspect-ratio filter issues and lighting pass from player feedback.