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Open Late

Open a night stall in a rain-lit pixel-art alley. Drop a kettle, then a grill, and watch the street fill until you cannot see the floor. Lock up when the bar is full and wake up in a new city: Kyoto, Paris, London, Cairo and ten more. A short-session idle game where paid looks never print gold.

Release date
October 1, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Legion Forge
Publisher
Legion Forge
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Open LateYou open a stall after dark. You drop a kettle. Then a grill. The cobbles walk. Gold ticks. When the night is fat enough, you lock up — and the next street is waiting. Kyoto. Tokyo. Osaka. Montmartre. London. The Souk. The Avenue. Fourteen streets. Each one pays more and costs more. Only the street you are standing on earns.

Wealth is a lease, not a faucet. What you do Buy machines. Drop them on empty pads. Watch the street fill until you cannot see the floor. Lock up when the bar is full. Start the next night sharper. Open cities. Some tools live on one street only. Race the night clock. Fastest lock goes on the board.

What you do not doThe shop never prints coins. No gold packs. No skip-the-night. Looks paint the stall. A star marks your name. That is all real money buys. Who it is forPeople who like a stall that looks like a place. Short sessions. One more machine. One more city.

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★ 10.0/10Steam · 2 ratings
SteamLast checked November 2, 2026

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Very chill gameplay and nice progression system Would recommend 100% giving it a shot very addicting in a good way
Recommended
No brains needed.. just small chill dopamine spikes.. nothing like idle games that give you a sense of achievement without having to stress out about…

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Very chill gameplay and nice progression system Would recommend 100% giving it a shot very addicting in a good way
Recommended
No brains needed.. just small chill dopamine spikes.. nothing like idle games that give you a sense of achievement without having to stress out about…

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