Remote Site

Remote Site casts players as Jake, a night shift worker at an old, sprawling industrial complex whose seemingly straightforward job spirals into an eerie adventure. As Jake goes about his nightly duties—cleaning up, repairing generators, and occasionally conversing with enigmatic strangers—it becomes apparent that the factory harbors a dark and mysterious secret. The game skillfully intertwines these mundane tasks with a suspenseful narrative, compelling players to peel back the layers of the complex’s haunted past. Each shift brings Jake, and the player, closer to the truth, with the deserted halls and shadowy corners of the complex serving as a backdrop for the unsettling revelations that await.

A Compact Thriller with Atmospheric Punch

Structured as a concise horror adventure, Remote Site is designed to be played in a single sitting, with an average playtime of 15-20 minutes depending on the player’s pace. This format ensures a tightly packed experience that maintains tension and intrigue from start to finish. The gameplay is intentionally straightforward, with basic controls—WASD for movement, LMB for interaction, and SHIFT for sprinting—that let players focus more on the unfolding story than on complex mechanics. Despite its brevity, the game does not skimp on atmosphere, delivering a richly immersive experience punctuated by rapid transitions and dialogue that ranges from the seriously creepy to the darkly humorous. Remote Site offers a unique blend of horror and levity, making it an engaging play for those who appreciate a quick but potent dose of fright.