SIGNED FOR

Every address on the list must receive its mail.

You are the new night-shift postman in a quiet residential district.

The job is simple.

Deliver the mail before dawn. Collect outgoing packages in the evening. Return to the post office. Sleep.

Then do it again.

There are eleven addresses on your route.

400 to 410.

Most of them are ordinary.

One of them is not.

ABOUT

Signed for is a short first-person psychological horror game about working the night shift at an old post office.

Each day, you follow the same routine: sort the mail, walk the neighborhood, make your deliveries, and bring outgoing items back to the office.

But small things begin to change.

A letter appears where there was nothing before.

A package returns after being delivered.

A photograph shows something that has not happened yet.

And somehow, House 410 is always waiting for something.

The postmaster tells you not to worry about it.

Just do your job.

GAMEPLAY

Your shift is divided into two parts.

BEFORE DAWN

Collect letters and packages from the sorting room and deliver them to the correct addresses.

EVENING

Return to the neighborhood, check the mailboxes, and bring outgoing items back to the post office.

The routine is simple.

The problem is that the routine does not stay simple for long.

FEATURES

• First-person horror
• A compact 20–30 minute experience
• Story-driven linear progression
• Delivery and collection gameplay
• Environmental storytelling
• Letters, notes, photographs and forum posts
• Real-time horror events
• No combat
• No complicated puzzles
• No pre-rendered cutscenes
• One complete ending

CONTROLS

W / A / S / D — Move 
Mouse — Look
Shift — Run
F — Interact
Tab — Show / Hide Objective
Esc — Pause

PLAYTIME

15–20 minutes

Headphones recommended.

LANGUAGE

• English
• Simplified Chinese

CONTENT WARNING

Contains:

• Sudden scares
• Dark environments
• Disturbing audio
• Unsettling imagery
• Mild body horror

A SMALL NOTE FROM THE TEAM

Signed for is a short horror game created by our team
We wanted to build a story around something ordinary
doing the same job every day
The same post office
The same streets
The same addresses
And then slowly make that routine feel wrong

Thank you for playing:D