Welcome to Seven Nights at Goose’s, a unique horror-adventure-survival game that puts you in the shoes of a security guard. The goal is to make it to 6:00 AM without being attacked by animatronic geese, ducks, pingvins, and pelicans. Navigate a maze of dark corridors and try to stay out of sight of these hostile robotic animals. If you’re brave enough, you’ll be rewarded with an intense and thrilling experience.

You must use strategy and cunning to hide and outwit your enemies. Learn their behavior and anticipate their movements. To survive, you must be prepared to take risks and make split-second decisions to keep yourself alive.

Seven Nights at Goose’s is a thrilling and intense game experience. The horror, adventure, and survival elements come together to create a unique and unforgettable experience. Try your luck and see if you can survive the Seven Nights at Goose’s!

Goose company is happy to see you as a night watchman, in this position you have to keep order in our pub during the night. Harry’s mask is at your disposal. According to research by the world’s leading scientists, the mask protects against broken Bert and new Bert and Ronald. The electroshock system, which is accessed through the camera panel on the computer, is connected to the goose sitting suspiciously at your desk. I have never liked the local pelican because of the smell and its fascination with electrical wires, luckily it is afraid of light, which makes it much easier to protect the power grid. One-armed Ronald loves the dark, so he avoids direct light, if you want to meet him, do not turn on the flashlight, otherwise he will run away. Now about the dude in the green sweater, he drinks a lot and pays even more so he’s our favorite customer. It will be a shame if we lose him. The ventilation system in our facility consists of eight high-tech holes in the walls. To your left is a very dark space, using a flashlight you can see one of these holes, we also installed three cameras in the ventilation shafts. Check them periodically for paranormal activity.