The horror simulation game Night Plane has just dropped a brand new demo, and it’s flipping the script on what flight attendants do. Instead of flying planes, players become airline stewardesses from 1999, handling boarding passes, serving meals, and caring for passengers. The catch? Shape-shifting demons have infiltrated this flight, and your job description just upgraded from “customer service” to “demon hunter.”
Looks Like a Flight Attendant Sim, Actually a High-Altitude Ghost Hunt
Night Plane’s gameplay blends Papers, Please-style identity checks with traditional job simulation wrapped in psychological horror. Players must observe passenger behavior, facial expressions, and various anomalies to spot the demons hiding among the crowd, then figure out how to deal with them. The game features PSX-style low-poly graphics, making the entire aircraft look already unsettling enough.
One Wrong Identification Could Rewrite the Entire Ending
This isn’t a simple “see monster, kill monster” slasher game. The choices players make when facing demons affect the story, and some decisions have irreversible consequences that lead to different endings. In other words, this flight isn’t just about fearing a plane crash — one wrong judgment and your entire journey might fly into an entirely different storyline.
Full Release This Fall
Night Plane is being developed by New Zealand studio Liquid Static and published by New Tales. A Steam demo is already available, with the full game expected in Fall 2026. For fans of low-poly horror games, simulators, and the “job gone wrong” genre, this flight might be worth booking a ticket for.