Christmas Night Shift Description: FULL GAME FREE!

Can you survive five nights at the asylum during Christmas?
Christmas has never been so terrifying!!!

It’s Christmas at the Ravenhurst Mental Asylum – and you’re back for another week of work!
‘Christmas Night Shift – Five Nights Survival’ is the sequel to ‘Asylum Night Shift – Five Nights Survival’ – and features five nights of terror during the Christmas holidays!

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NOTE: It is recommended that this game is played on a newer phone with at least 512mb of RAM. The game will crash on older devices.

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Welcome back to your job as nightwatchman at the Ravenhurst Mental Asylum. From your security office you must keep watch on the festive asylum patients throughout the Christmas holidays – and make sure that they don’t get into your room!

‘Christmas Night Shift – Five Nights Survival’ brings a whole new depth of gameplay to the survival night shift game – including:

* An interactive map console where you can open and close doors around the asylum. Use the doors to prevent the patients reaching you!
* Patient tracker devices which allow you to monitor the patients movements on your map console.
* Security cameras where you can watch the patients walking around the asylum.
* A warning alarm in your office which will alert you when a patient is approaching.
* A faulty office security door… use it wisely, and only when you really need to!

Protect yourself from these four terrifying festive patients:

Santa Claus:
This guy comes in every Christmas without fail! This year he was found stuck headfirst down a chimney… they say he was foaming at the mouth like a wild animal!

The Christmas Elf:
Wherever Santa Claus goes you can guarantee his little friend won’t be far behind! But don’t be fooled by the cute green outfit and pointy hat – he’s a vicious little creature!

The Snowman:
He may look distinguished with his top hat and carrot nose – but Snowmen are never friendly!

Rudolph – The Beast of the North Pole:
Don’t let the shiny red nose fool you – there’s nothing christmassy about this beast!