Scary Shawarma Kiosk: The Anomaly is a short psychological horror game where the ordinary routine of running a late-night shawarma stand slowly turns into something deeply wrong.
You play as the lone worker at a small street kiosk, preparing orders, handling customers, and cleaning up as the night drags on. At first, everything feels normal—familiar recipes, casual conversations, and the hum of the city after dark. But subtle inconsistencies begin to appear. Customers repeat themselves, shadows linger too long, and the kiosk itself seems to change when you’re not looking.
Your task is simple: serve food and stay alert. Observe your surroundings carefully and identify anomalies hidden within the everyday flow of work. Some changes are harmless. Others are warnings. Missing the wrong detail may lead to unsettling consequences.
The game blends first-person exploration with “spot the anomaly” mechanics, creating tension through atmosphere rather than jumpscares. Realistic interactions contrast with creeping unease, while multiple endings reward careful observation and decision-making.
Scary Shawarma Kiosk: The Anomaly is an experience about routine, paranoia, and the fear of noticing that something is wrong—when it may already be too late.
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