Hellmart: Survive the Night Shift in the Pits of Hell
Welcome to Hellmart, the only supermarket located in the depths of the underworld. You have been hired as a clerk, but this isn't your average retail job. Between scanning demonic produce and managing inventory, you must stay alert. The customers aren't human, and they aren't always happy with the service.
Category
Horror, Simulation, Adventure, Indie, First-person, Strategy
About
Welcome to Hellmart, the only supermarket located in the depths of the underworld. You have been hired as a clerk, but this isn't your average retail job. Between scanning demonic produce and managing inventory, you must stay alert. The customers aren't human, and they aren't always happy with the service.
In Hellmart, you play from a first-person perspective, managing the daily (or rather, nightly) operations of a convenience store. You must scan items accurately, give the correct change, and keep the shelves stocked. However, as the clock ticks, supernatural occurrences begin to escalate. Shadows move in the aisles, strange noises echo from the cold storage, and something is watching you from the security cameras. Survival depends on your ability to complete your tasks while maintaining your sanity against the encroaching darkness.
Features
- Realistic supermarket simulation mechanics including scanning and bagging.
- Dynamic horror environment that changes as your shift progresses.
- Management of cursed inventory and unpredictable demonic customers.
- High-tension atmosphere with immersive 3D sound design.
- Lightweight repack size with full game content preserved.
- Challenging gameplay loops that test your focus under pressure.
Ratings
User Reviews
- Working retail is already a nightmare, but Hellmart takes it to a whole new level. The atmosphere is incredible and genuinely creepy!
- A perfect blend of simulation and horror. It starts off normal and slowly descends into pure chaos. Highly recommended for indie horror fans.
- The scanning mechanic is surprisingly satisfying, which makes the jump scares even more effective when they break your concentration.
- Short, sweet, and terrifying. The developer really nailed the 'uncanny valley' feeling of a late-night grocery store.
- FitGirl's repack works perfectly. The game is optimized well and provides a solid hour or two of intense spooks.