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Version 1.2 · 2026-08-30
- General gameplay improvements and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.2, updated 2026-08-30.








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Can you survive a 3D action shooter without seeing a thing?
Pull Shift is an audio-first 3D stealth action shooter that challenges you to rely on your hearing instead of your sight. Every footstep, gunshot, heartbeat, radio call, and distant sound becomes vital information as you navigate a warehouse plunged into total darkness.
You are a warehouse worker finishing a routine night shift when everything changes.
A heavily armed group of robbers storms the facility, takes control of the warehouse, and captures several of your coworkers across different zones. Moments later, the power fails. The backup generator never comes online, leaving the entire warehouse in complete darkness.
With no lights, no visibility, and no one coming to help, your only advantage is the darkness itself.…
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