A new horror simulation game has arrived, tasking you with managing a donut shop that is crawling with anomalies.

Indie developer Kyle Banks unveiled his new project, 'Donut Panic', during the Future Games Show on the 13th. The game is set in a decrepit late-night diner in Scotland. Your job is to serve donuts to the patrons who wander in after dark. You can experiment with chocolate, cream, and various toppings to craft an array of treats, while honing your baking skills to unlock new recipes and spruce up your workspace.

However, keep one eye on the surroundings at all times. While you are busy fussing over the dough, keep an eye out for bizarre occurrences. Occasionally, a customer might walk in possessed by some ungodly entity, flashing a sinister grin, or a ghost might decide to pop out of the deep fryer. If the shop starts showing signs of the paranormal, you best drop your kitchen duties immediately and bolt for the safe zone if you value your life.

Survive these encounters, and you will make it to the next day. Fail, and you are trapped in an endless, looping nightmare. Your goal is to dodge these anomalies while digging into the dark truth hidden within the shop, with the ending shifting based on how many secrets you manage to uncover.

Donut Panic is slated for a PC (Steam) release later this year, though there is currently no word on whether it will support Korean.