Nightmare Flight

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Nightmare Flight drops you in the cockpit of a doomed airplane where your only goals are flying the thing and not getting eaten. You handle flight controls while monsters prowl the cabin, zombies, aliens, and other grossness that wants you dead. Every creak and scream pulls you between duty and danger. Leave the cockpit to investigate, and the creatures get closer. Stay put, and the plane crashes. Balancing tense flight mechanics with survival horror, you’re constantly torn between fixing systems, checking on passengers, and avoiding getting dragged into the dark. The game’s strength lies in its relentless pressure. Three distinct horror scenarios keep the threats fresh, each with unique creature behaviors and audio cues to parse. Community playtests note the cockpit’s claustrophobic design forces quick decisions, you can’t pause to read a manual when something’s knocking on the door. Early reviews praise the audio work, which turns every noise into a potential threat. With a 78% critic score and over 50,000 Steam hours logged in beta, it’s a taut, short-lived survival challenge that thrives on its simple but effective loop of fear and flight.