Life’s tricky for a werewolf custodian. In the darkly funny stealth game The WereCleaner, you work after-hours at a busy office hosing down ink spills, vacuuming up litter, and trying to avoid eating everyone. Can you get through a week of late shifts without losing your paycheck or scarfing down all your coworkers?

What we love: The grim humor. Between an increasingly unhinged security guard and a forklift accident in the warehouse, things are definitely not OK at Howlin’ Hugs headquarters—and the story only gets wilder as you go.

Quick tip: Fling trash balls to lure employees away from you, or slap critter traps on their heads to keep them from seeing you. If you’re spotted, move fast: You’ve got a brief moment to break line of sight and avoid detection.

Meet the creator: Students of the University of Southern California’s game-design program—including WereCleaner lead producer Charlie Heatherly—make all sorts of innovative indie titles. USC Games is also where the founders of thatgamecompany (known for Journey and Sky: Children of the Light) got their start.