We're heading to Steam Next Fest this October! Download the Checkpoint '38 demo and step into Franz Weber's boots: a border guard deciding who gets to cross while a regime turns routine into moral pressure. Wishlist us now: store.steampowered.com/app/4… #wishlistwednesday

1938-1945, same border, same desk. Who's trying to cross it never repeats, run after run. #ScreenshotSaturday

Every stamp you put on a stranger's paperwork feeds a hidden resource system tracking your own family's welfare — invisible until it isn't. #ScreenshotSaturday

Checkpoint '38 now has a Germany-specific version. The only real change: swastikas and SS insignia are replaced with a neutral mark. Demo's live for both versions right now.

Same document-inspection core as Papers Please, one key difference: nobody who reaches the checkpoint is a fixed NPC. Every playthrough regenerates who's trying to cross. #ScreenshotSaturday

Multiple endings only work because no two runs hand you the same crossing attempts to judge. Procedurally varied NPCs are what make Checkpoint '38's replays actually different. #ScreenshotSaturday

We're heading to Steam Next Fest this October. Step into Franz Weber's boots: a border guard deciding who gets to cross while a regime turns routine into moral pressure. Wishlist us now so you don't miss it on steam #wishlistwednesday

Inspect, decide, move on — the loop stays the same, but who you're deciding on never is. #ScreenshotSaturday

What sets Checkpoint '38 apart from Papers Please: the people crossing aren't fixed content. Every playthrough shuffles who's in line, what they're carrying, and what their documents say. #TrailerTuesday

Closest comp is Papers Please, but the pool of who reaches the checkpoint changes every run, so no case is ever solved in advance. #ScreenshotSaturday

Check the paperwork, make the call, move to the next person — who is never guaranteed to look like anyone you've seen before. Closest comparison is Papers Please, but the checkpoint regenerates who shows up every playthrough. #TrailerTuesday

Checkpoint '38 doesn't script who shows up at the checkpoint. No two playthroughs give you the same people to inspect. #ScreenshotSaturday

Checkpoint '38: inspect documents, decide who crosses the border. It plays like Papers Please — except every person in line is procedurally different every time you play. A hidden system tracks your own family's welfare based on the calls you make. #TrailerTuesday

Check the documents, decide who crosses. Same core mechanic as Papers Please, except every case is generated fresh for that run. #ScreenshotSaturday

Every document you stamp is inspired by real regulations from 1938 to 1943. We want players to feel the weight of signing, denying, or approving someone’s life. #Checkpoint38 #GameResearch #HistoricalGame

Every decision in Checkpoint 38 pushes your career forward or pulls it down. Promotions bring better rations and comfort, but also deeper moral compromise. We want players to experience how survival becomes its own moral test. #Checkpoint38 #ChoiceMatters #NarrativeGame