GAMES FOR SECURITY GUARDS
Some night shifts feel like they last 48 hours. The radio stays quiet, the corridors are empty, and you start wondering if time has actually stopped.
If your post allows it and your duties are covered, a few games can help pass the time during those long, boring hours.
TIP: Imposter: Think you can lie to your friends? Prove it!
📱 Mobile Games Worth Trying
Old School RuneScape - Grind skills, explore Gielinor and work toward your next big achievement.
Call of Duty: Mobile - Jump into fast-paced multiplayer matches and battle other players.
Ludo Star - Fun to play with or against your colleagues.
Roblox - Explore thousands of different games, from RPGs and simulators to survival adventures.
Clash Royale - Quick strategic battles that are perfect for short breaks.
Chess.com - Challenge your colleague to a battle of brains instead of muscles.
8 Ball Pool - Play pool against friends or random opponents online.
Brawl Stars - Fast-paced multiplayer action in short matches.
Sudoku.com - For guards who prefer keeping their brains busy without the chaos.
👮 Games to Play With Your Colleague
TIP: Imposter: Think you can lie to your friends? Prove it!
Guess the Movie: One person describes a movie badly, and the other has to guess the title.
20 Questions: Think of a person, place or object. Your colleague gets 20 yes-or-no questions to figure it out.
Would You Rather?: Take turns coming up with ridiculous scenarios. The stranger the question, the better the conversation.
The Observation Test: One person studies the room for 30 seconds, then turns away while the other changes a few small details. Can they spot what's different? Only do this in a safe setting where it doesn't interfere with your actual duties.
The Golden Rule
Keep your attention on the job. No game is worth missing a radio call, an alarm or a situation that needs your attention. Follow your workplace rules, and save anything distracting for an authorized break.
Got a game that makes a boring shift fly by? Share it with the Night Watch community. Your fellow guards will thank you!
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