These Roads are Terminal

Rent is due. Your boss is a psycho. And the customers at 3 AM are acting... strange. You finally landed a job: the overnight shift at Vito's pizza. The work is simple: deliver pizza, give the customer change, and don’t keep anyone waiting. But as the hours bleed together, a terrible minimum wage job begins to take the shape of a churning paranoia. Every delivery is a gamble Every time you cut your engine and step into the brisk, unforgiving night, you're rolling the dice. Will you drop a pepperoni pie off at a normal suburban house for a bad tip? Or will you be forced to walk down a pitch black forest trail where you're sure something is waiting for you in the trees? Paranoia is your co-worker You can’t shake that feeling of being watched. Maybe it's those heavy footsteps piercing the fog of an abandoned motel. Perhaps the glimpse of a shadow darting away in the corner of your eye. You realize that something might be hunting you, but you can't lose this job. If the pizza gets cold, the boss will fire you. Is the customer is always right...? Interact with a peculiar cast of locals who are just as unpredictable as the environment. Give them what they need, endure their complaints, and make sure the cash adds up. If you hurt the company, the boss is not going to be happy. A shift you can NEVER clock out of Experience a highly condensed, narrative driven psychological horror game that captures the soul crushing reality of the wage slave. - Minimum wage horror: A cynical narrative that perfectly captures the mundane dread of working a dead-end job. - An isolating assignment: Traverse detailed and unsettling environments, from empty motel hallways to decaying suburban streets. - PSX aesthetics: Immerse yourself in the nostalgic artistry of the 1990s, with haunting low-poly graphics and atmospheric sound design. - A short nightmare: A tightly paced 45-60 minute psychological experience designed to be played in a single sitting. Just deliver the pizza. Try to ignore the whispers.... and pay your damn rent.