Sankan, a Co-op Horror Game Set at a Japanese Gas Station in 1999, Announced for PC

Solo developer Dany Rexton of YTKA Games has announced Sankan, a co-operative horror game set at a Japanese mountain petrol station in 1999. Players work the night shift while a voice in their heads orders them to kill a customer, creating a choice between obeying and facing the voice’s pursuit; the premise combines moral choices with survival horror.

The game is planned for PC in early 2027 and supports up to three players. It uses PS1-era graphics, has no spoken dialogue, and presents all speech through subtitles. Rexton says the game has several endings, and people encountered during one shift, along with the players’ past actions, return in later shifts.