- Dhot Design: The Night Shift blends comedy horror with Indonesian urban legends like Pocong and Kuntilanak inside a haunted school.
- The game offers over a hundred funny Dhot skins, jumpscares, dim visuals, original voice of Dhot Geng 4G, and more.
Arcadesindo Games has announced the launch of their new survival comedy-horror title, Dhot Design: The Night Shift, now available on Android. This is an official action game from the popular animation creator, Dhot Design, featuring local Indonesian ghosts.
Survive creepy urban legends using hilarious school items
So, Dhot Design: The Night Shift is a survival comedy-horror game set inside a school haunted by iconic Indonesian urban legends like Pocong and Kuntilanak. Now, in this bizarre setting, you play as an unlucky student who is forced to work the night shifts as a janitor and security guard to clear his debts.
Here, you can explore the dark hallways, fix strange anomalies, and collect coins while trying to survive the night until the morning bell rings. That said, you can rush to the Safe Zones to protect yourself. But I’m most excited to use ordinary items as weapons, like throwing sand to blind ghosts, stun them with salt and onions, or even blast them away with an LPG gas cylinder.
And, as you progress, you can unlock exclusive bags and collect 100+ funny Dhot skins. Overall, the game looks very fun, especially with the comedy-filled horror atmosphere, combined with jumpscares, dim visuals, the original voice of Dhot Geng 4G, and more.
Dhot Design: The Night Shift is now available on Android, and you can download the game via the Google Play Store. That said, there is no information available regarding the iOS release, so stay tuned for more updates. Meanwhile, you can also check out our upcoming mobile games list.
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