I JUST WANTED TO HELP MY MOM… THEN MY STALKER SHOWED UP

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alright so today’s video is actually pretty creepy. i played this horror game called **obsessed: night shift**, and man… it got intense. in the game, i’m just trying to make some extra money working at my uncle’s fried rice shop during the night shift. my mom’s really sick and i need to pay for her medication, so yeah, i’m just grinding, doing my best, minding my own business. but of course, because it’s a horror game, things don’t stay normal for long.

at first, it’s just the usual late-night routine — frying rice, cleaning tables, taking a few customer orders. everything feels calm, almost relaxing. but then, this weird dude keeps showing up. at first it seems random, but he keeps coming back. night after night. just staring. not saying much. sometimes he walks around the shop, sometimes he just stands outside watching. it’s unsettling in that slow, realistic kind of way that really messes with your head.

the game does an amazing job of building tension. you start off feeling safe, and then little by little, it starts getting under your skin. the sounds of the kitchen, the flickering lights, that quiet hum from the fridge — it all starts to feel wrong. you can feel someone watching you even when you can’t see them. that’s what makes *obsessed: night shift* so creepy. it’s not just jump scares (though there are a few that got me good), it’s that slow build-up where your brain starts going, “wait, what was that?”

and of course, me being me, i’m trying to stay chill while this stalker dude is clearly planning something. i’m over here trying to make fried rice and survive at the same time. not exactly easy when the guy keeps showing up, acting weirder every night. it’s the perfect mix of **creepy and funny**, which honestly fits the channel perfectly. you get those moments where it’s scary, but also kinda ridiculous — like, why is this guy obsessed with a fried rice shop of all places?

the best part about this game is how real it feels. it’s not over-the-top, it’s not supernatural (at least not at first), it’s just pure psychological horror. the kind that feels like it could actually happen. you’re just doing your job, late at night, and someone starts watching you. that’s what makes it hit harder — it’s familiar. we’ve all been in those quiet, eerie moments where something just doesn’t feel right.

as the nights go on, things get worse. the tension builds, the guy keeps getting closer, and by the end… well, let’s just say it doesn’t end great for me. the inevitable happens. you kinda see it coming, but when it does, it still hits hard. it’s one of those endings that sticks with you — creepy, sad, and just a little too real.

this video has everything i love about horror games — weird atmosphere, slow suspense, great storytelling, and a few moments where i completely lose it. it’s the kind of horror that doesn’t need monsters or ghosts to scare you. just a guy, some quiet nights, and that feeling of being watched.

if you like *funny horror gameplay**, **realistic indie horror games**, or just watching me slowly lose my mind while trying to survive my shift, this one’s for you. obsessed: night shift has that perfect balance of **creepy story, emotional backstory, and uncomfortable realism* that makes it super interesting to play and even more fun to react to.

i feel like games like this are what make horror so good. it’s not always about the gore or the loud scares — it’s about the slow burn, the tension, the story that makes you care just enough before everything goes wrong. obsessed: night shift definitely nails that feeling.

so yeah, in this video, i’m just trying to keep my mom’s medication paid for, fry some rice, deal with weird customers, and hopefully not get stalked to death. it’s funny, scary, and stressful all at once — basically, classic guava juice energy.

if you’re into **horror games with deep stories**, **funny commentary**, and **relatable chaos**, you’re gonna enjoy this one. obsessed: night shift is easily one of the creepiest and most interesting indie horror games i’ve played in a while. there’s something about the simplicity — one shop, one guy, one endless night — that makes it so effective.

this game seriously got under my skin, but in a good way. it’s creepy, weirdly emotional, and just super well done. i definitely didn’t expect it to go where it went, but i’m glad i played it. hope you enjoy watching me freak out, laugh through the fear, and maybe even feel a little bad for this fried rice worker who just wanted to help his mom.

enjoy the video — this one’s a wild ride.


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