Teaching Is Hard...
Especially At Night

Have you ever stayed late and felt like someone was watching?

You're a teacher grading papers after midnight. The line between dreams and reality starts to blur. Someone visits you every night, and you can't tell if it's real or if you're losing it.

You stay late at school every night grading papers. It's quiet, it's routine, and it's safe. Until it isn't. One night, something changes. Someone is there with you, and the encounter feels too vivid to be a dream. The next morning, everything is normal. The night after, it happens again, different this time, more intense. You start finding evidence, a hair on your desk, lipstick on a page, answers on a test that read like messages meant for you. The grading itself becomes a detective layer, her answers evolving from innocent to suggestive to impossible to ignore. You tell yourself it's stress. You tell yourself you're dreaming. But the evidence keeps piling up, and the cope is getting harder to maintain.

• F—01Grading minigame that doubles as a detective layer
• F—02Dream-or-reality mystery that escalates each night
• F—03Evidence system - hair, lipstick, notes, scents
• F—04Multiple encounter paths branching from Day 5
• F—05Quiet nights with investigation and story progression
• F—06The cope mechanic - how long can you pretend it's a dream?

PLAY TEACHING IS HARD... ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT

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