Every guide for the night shift: the first-shift walkthrough, the four-layer anomaly check, treatments, the Ambulance Event and Death Ritual, Sanity management, shift rhythm, class progression, and Animal Coin farming — all sourced from the community wiki and official listings with a checked date.
Register the patient, run the four evidence layers (window, finished photo, CCTV, paperwork), reject anomalies by closing the shutters, and treat admitted patients with the prescribed item. Every guide on this hub deepens one part of that loop.
Source: Community wiki + publisher guides · Checked 2026-10-03
New players: beginner, then sanity, then shifts. Farmers: animal-coins, then farming, then progression. Squad players: ambulance-event and squad-planner. Lore hunters: the character pages and the anomaly entity files.
Each guide documents the mechanics behind its advice with the source and checked date attached.
Run the patient loop in order and learn what to do when evidence is unclear.
EmergencyRecognize the event and remove every ritual candle.
TriageClear rooms, find the extinguisher, and prioritize critical patients.
Repeatable loopImprove completed-patient flow without a made-up coins-per-hour promise.
Mistake preventionLet photos develop and avoid turning uncertain evidence into a wrong call.
ProgressionPrepare for increasing pressure without claiming one permanent final shift count.
ProgressionClass leveling costs (200 EXP for level 2, 850 for level 3), roster history, and the role-first unlock order.
FarmingThe ten treatment mappings, the wrong-item kill rule, Sanity routing, and Journal scheduling.
Health meterEvery documented Sanity change with values: coffee, chocolate, tases, Head Banger, photo grabs, Bed Monster holds.
The Ambulance Event (Shift 5, every five shifts), the Death Ritual countdown, and the flickering-lights Stalker window each get a full response guide.
No game-specific permanent Error 288 fix was collected. Rejoin once, check the Roblox service status, and avoid changing account or security settings based on an unofficial fix.
Every guide on this hub is built from the documented mechanics — the community wiki's per-system pages, the official listing record, and publisher coverage — and each carries its source plus the site-wide checked date. When two sources disagree (static photos, class prices, event windows), the guide shows both readings instead of inventing a single answer.
The practical effect: you can trace any number in any guide — a Sanity value, a spawn window, a class cost — back to the evidence log. Guides recheck after every named update, and a changed system gets a new date rather than a silent edit.
The developer ships updates frequently and without patch notes, so any guide — here or elsewhere — can lag behind the current build. When your shift shows a timer, price, or behavior that contradicts a documented value, trust the shift and send the difference through the contact page; that report is how every page on this site gets corrected.
The same rule applies to player-made shortcuts. Glitch claims, invented payout tables, and copied code strings have all circulated for this game; the codes and farming guides explain why each category fails against the actual mechanics.
Follow the beginner walkthrough: learn the four-layer check on Shift 1, use Shift 2's documented safety (anomalies are never hostile) to practice the sign tables, and grab the free fire extinguisher from Shift 3 before the Shift 5 ambulance.
The Sanity guide. Every documented loss — early photo grabs, bare-hand Head Banger dismissals, Bed Monster holds — is avoidable, and the meter kills at zero.
Accuracy first: completed patients and Journal entries (10 Coins each) are the only documented sources. The farming guide turns that into a repeatable shift routine.
The one that fixes your most common failure — the progression guide maps every documented class to the pressure it removes, with the wiki's leveling costs.
No game-specific permanent fix was collected. Rejoin once, check the Roblox service status page, and skip any unofficial fix that asks you to change account or security settings.
Every guide carries its source and the site-wide checked date (2026-10-05). Updates that touch a documented system get a recheck and a new date.
