In the horror game Sankan, players will have to kill visitors at a Japanese gas station at night
The indie game will offer co-op for three players, multiple endings, and the atmosphere of Japan in 1999
The studio YTKA Games, led by independent developer Dany Rexton, has revealed details about the horror game Sankan. The game is set in 1999 at a mountain gas station in Japan, where players will work the night shift.
According to the plot, a voice in the protagonist's head names a visitor who must be killed. Afterward, players must cover up the crime and bury the body before dawn. If they refuse to follow the orders, the voice will begin hunting the character itself.
Sankan supports single-player and a three-player cooperative mode. The game has no dialogue, with character interactions conveyed through subtitles. The developer also promises multiple endings.
Players' decisions will affect subsequent shifts: visitors may return, and the consequences of previous actions will persist. The PC release of Sankan is scheduled for early 2027. The game's page is already available on Steam.
