Shift At Midnight on Steam: Price, Demo and Reviews

Is Shift At Midnight on Steam?

Yes. Shift At Midnight released on Steam on July 22, 2026, priced at US$9.99. The Steam listing describes it as "an online co-op detective horror for up to 3 players" working through randomly generated shifts, which matches the rest of the official material.

The Steam app ID is 3722330, useful when you want to make sure you are looking at the real store page and not a copycat listing.

Price and editions

The standard Steam price is US$9.99, confirmed by both the store page and SteamDB's price history as of August 9, 2026. No special editions appear in the collected research — the game is sold in a single Standard Edition. For third-party key prices and their risks, see the price page.

Is there a Steam demo?

Yes, two ways in. A free demo has been available since the pre-launch period — the developer hosts the single-player demo on Itch.io, and a separate Multiplayer Demo also has its own Steam listing (app 4050060). The demo covers the core loop: serving customers, questioning visitors, checking paperwork, then boarding up, laying traps, and hiding when things go wrong. Details are on the demo page.

How is it reviewed?

Review figures depend on which metric you read, and both were captured on August 9, 2026:

• The Steam store display showed 4.5 out of 5 stars from 3,205 reviews.
• SteamDB, which counts differently, showed 86% positive from 7,678 reviews.

These are not contradictory — they are different scoring systems over different samples — but both move over time, so treat them as dated snapshots.

Steam features worth knowing

• Randomly generated shifts are part of the store description, so no two runs follow the same customer order.
• Steam cloud saves are supported according to SteamDB's depot data — details on the save page.
• Steam Workshop support is not confirmed in the collected research. Modding currently happens outside Workshop; see the mods page.

The Steam Community Hub hosts the official update announcements and player discussions, and it is the first place post-launch changes show up.