Director's Cut — free
You go out for one normal night. Music, lights, people. Then you get in the wrong car — and the conversation you can't escape.
about 140 MB · Windows 10/11 · no account, no launcher
Night Fare is a short first-person horror experience set in 90s Greece. You play most of it from behind the eyes of someone who just wanted to get home from the club. That's it. That's the setup.
The whole thing runs about 5–10 minutes per ending, so it's built for one sitting, or for a stream. There are a few endings. The original was inspired by a true story, and I'll be honest — that's half of why it still gets under people's skin.
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Heads up before you click: the installer is a normal setup wizard — just click through and it puts the game in a folder for you. Some antivirus tools grumble at unknown indie installers; that's SmartScreen being cautious, not the file. Content warning: flashing lights and stalking themes.
Really free. The Director's Cut is a thank-you to everyone who played the original. No launcher, no account, no newsletter. Click, download, play.
5–10 minutes per run. There are multiple endings, so a "full clear" is closer to half an hour if you go looking for them.
Please do — that's honestly how most people found the game. Monetization is fine. If you drop your VOD link in my inbox I feature my favorites on the page.
The Director's Cut ships with uncompressed audio, so it's a bit chunky. The setup wizard just unpacks it to one folder — no registry junk, and deleting that folder removes it completely.
Same game, plus the bonus ending, the extended ride, and the audio/lighting pass. Your old saves carry over if you drop them in the same spot.
Bonus ending, extended ride-home scene, uncompressed audio, lighting and widescreen fixes. Setup wizard so it actually installs clean on Win 11.
Brightness slider, fixed the door that ate one in ten save files, better controller support.
The original. Three endings, a club, a car, and a very bad night.