Home Safety Hotline is a unique analog horror experience that puts players in the role of a telephone operator working for a mysterious home safety service. Created by Nick Lives, the developer behind NiGHT SIGNAL and A Wonderful Day For Fishing, this eerie simulator challenges players to diagnose strange occurrences in callers' homes—while dealing with the horrifying consequences of their advice.
At first glance, Home Safety Hotline appears to be a mundane customer service job. Players answer calls from concerned homeowners and consult an extensive safety catalog to identify potential household hazards. However, as the calls become increasingly unsettling, it becomes clear that the threats lurking in these homes go far beyond rats in the walls or faulty wiring.
The game’s 90s-inspired analog aesthetic—complete with grainy CRT-style visuals and an outdated computer interface—adds to the tension, immersing players in an unsettling world of half-truths, cryptic warnings, and eldritch horrors disguised as everyday dangers.
Home Safety Hotline blends the dread of analog horror with the tension of real-time decision-making. Every call is a new mystery, forcing players to question whether they are dealing with a simple household pest or something far more sinister. The game’s unsettling atmosphere, dark humor, and cryptic storytelling make it a truly one-of-a-kind horror experiment that lingers in the mind long after you hang up the phone.
Would you pick up the call?
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