The full game is now available!

Ten shifts. Full campaign. Continuous Mode with no session limit. Equipment that remembers how badly you treated it last shift.

If you played Shifts 1–4 and kept the lights on: the rest of the plant is waiting. The TSO does not get more patient. The faults do not get more forgiving. Chuck still smells of diesel and disappointment.

If you played Shifts 1–4 and the turbine got wet: that is also fine. There are ten opportunities to learn. Most operators improve by Shift 3. Some by Shift 7. Earl never improved, but Earl is a cautionary tale, not a benchmark.

The game is $12.99. Launch discount is 10% for the first week.

If you enjoy it, a review helps. One sentence is enough. "Wet turbines are expensive" would be accurate and appreciated.

Keep the lights on. Keep your job.

If you enjoy it, a review goes a long way. Thanks for being here early.

Shifts 1-4 are now available, free on Steam. That's roughly 30-40 minutes of campaign play — enough to meet Chuck, learn the controls, and find out what happens when pressure drops below 128 bar and the TSO still wants more power.

Controls unlock progressively across the four shifts. By Shift 4 you're managing all systems simultaneously while equipment starts to degrade and the faults begin.

Continuous Mode is included, capped at 20-minute sessions in the demo. Use it as a training ground or just see how long you last.

The full game launches within the month at $12.99, with a 10% launch discount at release.

If something breaks or feels wrong, leave a comment here or find me in Discord. I read everything.

Keep the lights on, keep your job.