A horror kebab shop simulator that controls customers with radiation exposure has been released on Steam

Excessive exposure to customers in Midnight Kebab can lead to big problems.

In May, Ufuk studio presented an unconventional take on a food service establishment simulator. Midnight Kebab offers specific methods for influencing customers.

Players in Midnight Kebab take on the role of managing a night restaurant with a signal machine – it emits radiation and transmits signals directly into customers' brains (and with excessive use, the signal will also affect staff):

By controlling radiation, you influence the taste and behavior of customers. Too little – the truth comes out. Too much – diseases, aggression, and inspections. Find a balance […] Excessive radiation or using the signal on ordinary people causes vomiting and lowers the restaurant's rating. If the rating drops below three stars, an inspection from the Ministry of Health arrives.

Ufuk notes that it is necessary to test "severely affected customers":

They become extremely sensitive to radio sounds – high volume can be dangerous. Using earplugs and other protective equipment helps to determine their condition.

The Midnight Kebab page on Steam is available at the following link.

The game's trailer can be viewed here.