I’m on Observation Duty

Welcome to I’m on Observation Duty! You just got a new, super secret and super important job. Get comfy in your lab chair, turn on the monitors, and get ready to stare into them like your life depends on it (sometimes, it will!). Anomalies are on the loose, and you’re the only one who can keep them in check. Do you have the guts to face them full-screen?

How to Play I’m on Observation Duty?

📺 Camera Switching

Spotting an anomaly isn’t always easy. Did something just move in that room? Or is it just your tired imagination? Switch between cameras to keep a closer eye on everything going on in the tiniest corners of the areas you’ve been trusted with.

📢 Anomaly Alert

When your spidey senses tingle, don’t be shy – take action! Your job is all about being vigilant and quick. If you spot something wonky, report it immediately! Just hit that alert button on your supernatural surveillance panel, and rest assured the astral invader is gonna be taken care of.

🕹️ Astral Navigation

In I’m on Observation Duty, taking action is as simple as a tap or click in the right direction. Either tap on the anomaly itself or specify it’s location, whatever you find most convenient. Your finger is the mighty sword against those pesky oddities.

📋 Reporting Menu

So, you’ve uncovered an otherworldly mystery, and now it’s time to spill the astral tea. Delve into the reporting menu to specify the location and type of anomaly — whether it’s a levitating lamp or a UFO that just landed on some terrace – and let the supernatural bureaucracy do its thing.

🌟 Vanquish, Tick Off, Go On

Reporting anomalies isn’t just paperwork – it’s your paranormal duty! As soon as you file that report, the mysterious powers-that-be swing into action. Your vigilant reporting ensures anomalies meet their astral demise, leaving your surveillance zone safe and clear.

What the Astral Heck?

I’m on Observation Duty keeps a subtle balance by slowly building suspense into full-fledged paranoia, topped off with a good old jumpscare. It all starts with just a shadow that doesn’t appear to be cast by anything, just a spot of light that shouldn’t be there. Then you look away, look back, and notice that a glass of water moved from the left to the right of the table. Or did it?

You can’t be sure, because well, our memory isn’t perfect, especially short-term one, and your tired mind may well be just playing tricks on you. You look away and look back again, and boom – the glass is now empty! Where did the water go? Still confused and pondering on that question, you look away one final time to check other cameras, and when you look back – you jump in your chair, cause there’s now a ghost right in the middle of the room! At moments like that, you can really have a couple of your hairs go grey!

Types of Anomalies

• Light Games: Something in that room appears lit up with the actual lights off? Spot some bulbs humming or blinking? It may be just a glitch in the circuit, but you’d better be safe than sorry when it comes to anomalies!
• Furniture Dance: Ever caught your favorite chair doing the cha-cha across the room when you blinked? In this game, furniture has a knack for quirky dance moves, rearranging itself when you least expect it. Keep an eye on that sofa – it might just moonwalk into the spotlight!
• Item Spawns: Imagine something that just shouldn’t be there suddenly appearing in your living room. That’s the kind of whimsy I’m on Observation Duty 2 brings to the table. New items materialize out of thin air, adding a dash of magic to your surveillance duties. Keep a keen eye on those!
• Vanishing Act: Abracadabra, and it’s gone! The game throws in disappearing acts that would make Houdini proud. From your everyday pens and cups to mysterious artifacts, watch those seemingly innocent items pulling off the vanishing act of the century.
• Uninvited Guests: When you’re armed with a spectral camera, your surveillance zone isn’t exclusive to just furniture and objects. Oh no! Watch out for unexpected intruders – all kinds of astral critters that decide to crash the party uninvited. Vague shadows, a little bit clearer ghosts, and full-fledged human-like beings – that’s a reason to hit that alert button!

Rules And Tips

1) Anomalies pop up unannounced. On your new job, anomalies are the ultimate party crashers. They pop up randomly, and there’s no way of telling when or where another one will appear. Keep those eyes peeled!

2) Don’t miss too many! The rulebook insists on your active participation. If you snooze on reporting anomalies, you risk losing your job (and possibly your sanity or life too). A certain number of missed anomalies, and the game hits pause with a “Game Over” sign flashing in your neglecting face!

3) Over three alert. The game won’t leave you totally clueless. If there are over three anomalies on your trusty monitors at the same time, you will get a message suggesting you deal with them soon. So you’d better tend to those cameras immediately!

4) Survive from midnight to sunrise. Your shift in I’m on Observation Duty is from 00:00 to 06:00.  No playing computer games to while away time or crashing on the sofa while nobody’s watching (cause the only one watching should be you!).

5) Revel in Your Success. In the end of the day (or rather, at the start of it), you can see just how effective you were this time. Caught 25 out of 28 active anomalies? Consider yourself very productive and very helpful!

Achievements, Secrets, and Never-Ending Thrills

I’m on Observation Duty has no real end goal. You just keep taking your shifts and doing your job, making the world a safer place, one anomaly at a time. But just to keep thing a little bit more intriguing, there are achievements to nail and secrets to uncover. Who’s that girl on the painting and how did she die? What does Timothy want and why is he so hellbent on revenge? Can you survive the witching hour or an alien invasion? There is just one way to find out – start playing I’m On Observation Duty, see just how astral-proof you are, and keep dealing with those anomalies like a ghost-busting pro you are! Good luck, astral watcher!