Night Plane will be released on October 26th. Liquid Static Studio's horror game combines the work of a flight attendant with checking passengers and a supernatural threat during the flight.
The player will have to check tickets, serve people in the cabin and at the same time identify creatures that only look like ordinary passengers. The new trailer shows levitating people, bloody trails and shape-shifting creatures.
Working in a salon turns into a test of survival
The action is not limited to the airplane. The video features an airport, a forest and caves, and some of the scenes clearly take place after an emergency landing. This means that the usual work routine is gradually replaced by the more usual horror exploration of dangerous spaces.
The developers build tension on the conflict of two tasks: the character must continue to work and keep an eye on the passengers, although the situation is becoming less and less normal. An error during verification may mean that a person will not remain in the cabin.
Night Plane was shown at the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct. The TGS week itself ended unusually: last day of Tokyo Game Show 2026 canceled due to typhoon.
Demo is now available
The game already has a demo version available on Steam, so the basic mechanics can be tested before release. The full version is announced for PC; console versions were not announced in the new show.
The date October 26th is now fixed in the latest trailer. With just over a month until release, the main open questions concern the length of the campaign and how much flight attendant procedures will vary from flight to flight.
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