Night Plane is a horror game designed to scare me, specifically, because I hate flying—and deer demons
Night Plane is an upcoming horror game from Liquid Static Studio that merges job simulator mechanics with supernatural horror elements. Set aboard a commercial aircraft, the game corrupts the mundane reality of flight operations with terrifying supernatural phenomena designed to prey on players’ anxieties about air travel.
A new trailer unveiled at PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct showcased the game’s unsettling atmosphere through deeply disturbing imagery, including a menacing deer demon and bloody handprints smeared across emergency doors. The game features shape-shifting demons as primary threats to passengers and crew, integrating horror encounters throughout the flight experience.
Described as a “horror job sim,” Night Plane positions players within the confined space of an aircraft where routine operations intersect with escalating supernatural encounters. The game’s design philosophy specifically targets inherent player fears of flying and the unknown, creating an experience that weaponizes common anxieties within a simulation framework.