2 hours ago
I maintain an independent English-language guide and database for Shift At Midnight. I am sharing it as the site’s maintainer, not as the game’s developer or an official representative.
The site brings together references for multiplayer questions, entities, endings and achievements. These are different reading needs: someone checking how to play with friends may not want to read an ending walkthrough at the same time.
For anyone using a horror-game guide, I suggest deciding how much information you want before opening individual pages:
- Start with the multiplayer reference if your question is about playing with friends. Check the platforms and game version relevant to your group.
- Use entity references for a specific question rather than reading every entry before your first session.
- Save ending and achievement walkthroughs until you are comfortable with spoilers.
The reference site is here: https://shiftatmidnights.com/
This is a community guide, so game updates and corrections matter. If you notice a factual error, please mention the page and the version you are playing. That makes a correction much easier to check than a general report that something is wrong.
Before following a guide, make a note of the question you actually need answered. A useful question might be whether your group can play together on its chosen platforms, what a particular entity does, or which part of a walkthrough contains spoilers. Keeping those questions separate helps you avoid opening a detailed ending explanation when all you wanted was a multiplayer reference.
For anything that may change after an update, compare the guide with the information shown by your current game version and the developer’s announcements. If two sources disagree, note the dates and the exact claim instead of assuming the more detailed page must be right. A community guide can organise information, but its maintainer still needs clear evidence to correct an outdated or mistaken entry.
When reporting a problem, please include the page title, the sentence you think needs changing, your platform and the game version if you know it. Explain what you observed and what you expected the guide to say. If an example would reveal an ending or another spoiler, label that part clearly so other readers can decide whether to continue. There is no need to share account details or other personal information. These details help keep the discussion useful for both new players and people checking a specific reference.
The site brings together references for multiplayer questions, entities, endings and achievements. These are different reading needs: someone checking how to play with friends may not want to read an ending walkthrough at the same time.
For anyone using a horror-game guide, I suggest deciding how much information you want before opening individual pages:
- Start with the multiplayer reference if your question is about playing with friends. Check the platforms and game version relevant to your group.
- Use entity references for a specific question rather than reading every entry before your first session.
- Save ending and achievement walkthroughs until you are comfortable with spoilers.
The reference site is here: https://shiftatmidnights.com/
This is a community guide, so game updates and corrections matter. If you notice a factual error, please mention the page and the version you are playing. That makes a correction much easier to check than a general report that something is wrong.
Before following a guide, make a note of the question you actually need answered. A useful question might be whether your group can play together on its chosen platforms, what a particular entity does, or which part of a walkthrough contains spoilers. Keeping those questions separate helps you avoid opening a detailed ending explanation when all you wanted was a multiplayer reference.
For anything that may change after an update, compare the guide with the information shown by your current game version and the developer’s announcements. If two sources disagree, note the dates and the exact claim instead of assuming the more detailed page must be right. A community guide can organise information, but its maintainer still needs clear evidence to correct an outdated or mistaken entry.
When reporting a problem, please include the page title, the sentence you think needs changing, your platform and the game version if you know it. Explain what you observed and what you expected the guide to say. If an example would reveal an ending or another spoiler, label that part clearly so other readers can decide whether to continue. There is no need to share account details or other personal information. These details help keep the discussion useful for both new players and people checking a specific reference.