Night Plane Mixes Flight Attendant Duties With Demonic Horror
Liquid Static Studio's upcoming horror job sim tasks players with managing passengers and ejecting shape-shifting demons from a cursed flight. The game launches October 26, 2026.
Night Plane, an upcoming horror job simulator from Liquid Static Studio, combines the mundane duties of flight attendance with supernatural terror. Players work as flight attendants, checking tickets and attending to passenger needs while contending with shape-shifting demons aboard Plane Airlines.
A new trailer shown at PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct revealed the game's core horror elements. A deer-like creature appears menacingly at the airport before passengers board, and bloody handprints stain the emergency door. The footage shows passengers levitating mid-flight and demonic entities charging down the aisles.
The action extends beyond the aircraft. Players catch glimpses of eerie airport environments resembling The Backrooms, along with cave and forest settings that appear after the plane crashes. Keeping non-human visitors from killing you while maintaining normal flight operations forms the central tension.
Night Plane draws comparison to Papers, Please in its job-sim framework, but layered with aviation horror. The game is available now as a downloadable demo on Steam ahead of its full release on October 26, 2026. Players can wishlist the game to track its launch.
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- PC GamerEstablished publication · recorded Sep 20, 2026Night Plane is a horror game designed to scare me, specifically, because I hate flying—and deer demons