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Hazard Pay Demo

In this pixel-art dystopian block-pushing puzzler, a shadowy client has hired you to navigate a network of hazardous secret labs. Find a way to clean the scene and destroy the ███████. Take the money, do the job, don’t ask questions.

About Hazard Pay Demo

The job is simple: destroy evidence. Leave no trace. Don’t die in the process.

Hazard Pay is a pixel-art block-pushing puzzler set in a crumbling dystopian world. You’ll navigate alone through abandoned and contaminated facilities, dodging environmental hazards while completing your employer’s checklist with calculated efficiency.

Pack up the truck and head to the site. Mop the floors. Remove the evidence. Destroy the ███████. Do not leave anything behind, not even your footsteps.

There’s blood on the floor and smoke in the air. Relax. It’s just another accident to clean up. Do the job properly and no one has to get in trouble.

Each site is a compact, intricate puzzle with moving parts. You can use the environment to gather scattered documents or push ███████ into chemical barrels to erase any wrongdoing. One wrong move, and you could be trapped, dissolved in acid, or worse. Plan ahead. Improvise when you must. Stay sharp.

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Genres and features

IndieSingle-playerFull controller support

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Common questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Hazard Pay Demo is free right now on Steam, with nothing to pay.

Is this the full game?

No. A demo is a portion of Hazard Pay Demo — usually the opening section — published so you can try it. It is free permanently, but it is not the complete game.

Where do I claim it?

On the official Steam page. We link straight there — we never host game files or act as a middleman.

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