Keeping an eye out for all the Scary Shawarma Kiosk Anomalies is a tricky task! However, the more you play Scary Shawarma Kiosk, the more you’ll get used to how normal customers behave.
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One of the trickiest parts of Scary Shawarma Kiosk is that even the regular customers are a little bit strange. It’s your job to determine whether they’re just an odd individual or if they’re actually a dangerous entity.
Take note of the appearance of customers. If they look a little unusual and have unique features that don’t seem quite right, there’s a huge chance that they are an entity. If so, you need to close the shutter on them.
Be careful, though, as some entities can look incredibly similar to regular customers, so even the slightest difference in appearance can be noticeable.
If you see a customer with a creature attached to their back, close the shutters immediately. When using the CCTV, if a customer disappears off-screen as soon as you turn the night vision on, beware. If you’re unable to use the CCTV for a period of time, then the current customer visiting the kiosk is most likely an entity.
A regular customer will behave a certain way, whereas an entity will act strangely. Keep a close eye on how each customer behaves to get an idea of what ‘normal’ behaviour is.
An entity may be difficult to understand due to cryptic dialogue and unintelligible sentences. They might twitch and move in odd ways.
Some normal customers can act strangely, such as the woman who dances at the kiosk. While her behaviour is slightly odd, she’s not an entity. In cases like this, you need to pay attention to other possible anomalies.
One of the main signals that an entity is close by is if the lights start to flicker. Static may appear across your screen, and an increased number of glitches may be present.
Textures can become distorted, and objects may start to move with no explanation. The presence of an entity can also activate events and increase the difficulty of completing your usual tasks.
If any orders come through that are out of the norm, there’s a chance that the customer is an entity. This can be tricky to spot sometimes, but if the order is weird in any way, I’d close the shutter just in case.
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