Added July 10, 2026
Caracal-like creature, light-brown fur, dark downturned ears · the game's first interactive female character
Liz used to work for Animal Corp's news channel — fired for telling the truth about the anomaly infection. She arrives around Shifts 11–12 with a UV camera she's willing to lend you — for a four-photo assignment. Burn a shot on the wrong target and she walks, calling you untrustworthy.
Rattina worked for the Corporation and vanished; Liz reported on it and got fired. Two women, one company — and now one of them is staking out the building its secret keeps leaking into. The community reads her arrival as the conspiracy's first real investigator going to work.
Full Liz profile →Small black rat, white muzzle, pink tail · recurring patient, explicitly not an anomaly
Ratthew's visits form a slow reveal: he introduces himself anonymously, warns you to trust no one in this hospital, and admits he chewed up classified experiment reports in Ron's office — and doesn't regret it. On his final visit he confesses he uncovered a government secret and is being hunted for it, mentions his missing twin sister Rattina("the smart one in the family"), and hands you a key.
That key opens a hidden safe in Room 5 behind a cat poster: inside is a photo of Rattina, a suitcase stamped TOP SECRET, and a note reading "The experiment was a success. The shadow now sees everything." — widely read by the community as the origin of the Stalker enemy.
Full Ratthew profile →Ratthew's twin sister · lore-only, no in-game appearance confirmed as of this update
Rattina worked for the Animal Corporation before she vanished. The only trace of her is the photo in the Room 5 safe, filed next to proof of a "successful experiment" that made a shadow "see everything."
The leading community theory: the experiment created the Stalker, and Rattina either ran from it, was silenced for it, or was part of it. The game hasn't confirmed any of the three — but a fan-made Rattina UGC plushie already exists on the Roblox marketplace, which tells you how much the community wants her story finished.
Full Rattina profile →Orange muntjac deer, blue scrubs, "TOP SECRET" briefcase · your supervisor, appears every shift
Harlow grades your performance every shift and unlocks core features as you progress. But he carries the same TOP SECRET suitcase as Ron from Accounting and the one hidden in Ratthew's safe — and an anomaly version of him, hollow-eyed and blank, has been spotted through a lobby-window glitch.
He's also been seen stepping outside to talk with an animal in a hazmat suit before returning to work as if nothing happened. The July 10 update — named "Harlow's Favorite Update" — gave him a new model and new interactions, but stopped short of explaining any of this.
Full Dr. Harlow profile →White rabbit-like creature, mustache, brown hat · confirmed anomaly and serial killer
Barney is polite, calls you "friend," and asks for small favors across five visits — coffee, a briefcase to hold, a photograph that reveals his true form: a wide, sharp-toothed mouth and hollow eyes. Tasers and guns do nothing to him.
When Officer Duckman arrives hunting him, the player chooses whether to hide him (reward: a second coffee machine) or turn him in (Duckman gets stabbed and Barney escapes). Either way, Barney is proof the hospital has been harboring exactly the kind of thing it's supposed to screen out.
Full Barney profile →Black duck, blue police cap · hunting Barney, not an anomaly
Duckman exists entirely in relation to Barney's storyline — he shows up with Barney's photo, asks if you've seen him, and his fate depends entirely on your choice. A straightforward cop in a hospital full of people who aren't what they seem.
Full Officer Duckman profile →Six profiles, sorted by how each one connects to the Corporation rather than by when you meet them. Two worked there. One is family to someone who did. One carries their briefcase. Two have no link at all — and those two are the ones the game makes you choose about, which is the pattern worth noticing before you read any single profile.
| Character | Link | What the game actually shows |
|---|
| 🐈 Liz | Worked for the Corporation | Worked for Animal Corp's news channel and was fired for telling the truth about the infection. |
| 🐁 Rattina | Worked for the Corporation | Worked for the Corporation, then vanished before the game begins. Her photo is filed in the Room 5 safe. |
| 🐭 Ratthew | Connected by family | No link of his own — his twin sister Rattina is the connection, and finding her is what his whole storyline is about. |
| 🦌 Dr. Harlow | Carries Corporation material | Carries a black suitcase stamped TOP SECRET in red — the same object that turns up in the Room 5 safe. |
| 🐰 Barney | No documented link | Nothing ties him to the Corporation. What he proves is separate and arguably worse: the screening scanner reads him green across all five visits. |
| 🦆 Officer Duckman | No documented link | The only character doing ordinary work for an ordinary reason. He is not investigating the Corporation — he is looking for one specific criminal. |
One object shows up three separate times, and it is the same object each time: a black suitcase stamped TOP SECRET in red. It is never opened on screen.
- Dr. Harlow carries one — Visible from Shift 1, never opened on screen.
- One sits in the Room 5 safe — Filed alongside Rattina's photo and the experiment note.
- Ron from Accounting carries one — Same black case, same red stamp — on a character whose job has nothing to do with medicine.
Three carriers, no contents. Treat any account of what is inside as invention — the game has not shown it, and neither have we.
