Night Feed

About

Night Feed is a first-person indie game that casts you as a man navigating a twisted 1920s city after dark. Hunted by a shadowy predator, you’ll explore crumbling alleys and flickering streetlights, balancing stealth and survival. The gameplay leans into tense pacing, with limited tools to avoid detection while uncovering fragmented clues about the town’s rot. Dialogue is sparse, replaced by atmospheric sound design and a grainy visual style that evokes vintage film. The game’s standout is its homage to silent cinema, channeling the eerie unease of classics like The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Black-and-white visuals and exaggerated set pieces amplify the dread, creating a short but punchy experience. While its runtime is lean, the tight atmosphere and abrupt scares have earned it a niche following among fans of minimalist horror. Developed for a retro-themed game jam, it feels like a forgotten B-movie given new life through modern mechanics.