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First-person anomaly-spotting game set on a supermarket night shift. Stock 10 boxes on shelves; each time you leave storage, anomalies may appear. Miss one and your shift resets to the start. Complete all boxes to escape the loop. 15–60 minutes.
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Release Date

12 Feb, 2026

Publisher/Developer

Kana Games

Reviews

Steam: 100.00% positive (1/1)
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Current Steam price: 4.99$
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One More Box — Description

You’re on the night shift at a local supermarket. Your task is simple: pull a box from the storage room and place it on the shelves. There are 10 boxes in total, and that number is the heartbeat of the loop you must complete.

Each time you step out of the storage room, the store may reveal an anomaly—a change that disrupts the ordinary routine. If you notice it and adapt, you stay on track. If you miss it and continue stocking, the entire shift resets to the start, erasing progress and forcing you to try again.

Your goal is to finish the shift by correctly stocking all 10 boxes and escape the looping cycle. The catch is that the anomalies are random, designed to test your attention and memory in real time. You must pay close attention to details, track changes, and keep the stocking pattern straight while managing the ticking clock of a night shift.

Core Experience

  • First-person anomaly-spotting gameplay that places you in the store’s quiet, tense atmosphere.
  • Stock exactly 10 boxes to complete the shift, using careful planning and quick observation.
  • Random anomalies that challenge your memory, observation, and ability to adapt on the fly.
  • Play sessions typically range from 15 to 60 minutes, depending on how quickly you detect changes and finish stocking.

The store environment emphasizes minimalism and tension: you must balance routine tasks with vigilance for subtle alterations. Every run invites a fresh set of surprises, making repetition feel unpredictable rather than comforting. One more box isn’t just a delivery job—it’s a test of focus, memory, and nerve under the pressure of a night that refuses to end.