Night At The Infirmary Guides

Night At The Infirmary is a Roblox horror experience by A.D. Games where you work a lonely night shift at a human infirmary. Patients arrive at your reception window throughout the shift, and some of them are anomalies disguised as ordinary people. Your job is to inspect every arrival through three independent layers — a live window view, a printed photo, and CCTV camera feeds — before you ever raise the shutter to admit them.

This guides hub collects every tutorial you need to survive from your first shift through late-game anomaly hunts. Whether you are learning how to play from scratch, tightening your anomaly detection routine, or coordinating a squad that never lets a Skinwalker inside, start here and branch into the topic that matches your current struggle.

The five skills that define a successful infirmary worker are playing the shift loop correctly, spotting tells across all three inspection layers, rejecting imposters with the shutter button, surviving until the night ends, and neutralizing anomalies that slip through. Each guide below goes deep on one of those skills with step-by-step workflows, internal links to reference pages, and FAQs tested against the current UPD 1 beta build.

• How to Play — controls, desk workflow, and one full shift from first patient to payout.
• Beginner Guide — what to prioritize on nights one through three when everything feels overwhelming.
• How to Detect Anomalies — the three-layer window, photo, and CCTV check with tell categories.
• How to Reject Patients — shutter timing, false rejects, and queue management at the desk.
• How to Survive Shifts — Sanity management, team roles, and recovering from mistakes.
• How to Beat Anomalies — fighting admitted imposters and Skinwalker encounters mid-shift.

New players should read how to play first, then follow the first night walkthrough while keeping the visual tells page open in a second tab.

Guides explain how to act; reference pages catalog what you are looking for. The anomalies hub groups every known patient imposter type, while layer-specific lists on visual tells, photo tells, and camera tells let you scan symptoms quickly during a live queue.

Desk mechanics live on controls and the map page shows where CCTV monitors, treatment rooms, and emergency items spawn. For shift-by-shift pacing, use the walkthrough hub alongside these guides. The interactive anomaly checklist tool mirrors the same three-layer logic if you want a structured checklist without alt-tabbing.

Solo players run every layer themselves and benefit most from the detection and reject guides. Squad runs should split roles — one player owns the window and shutter calls, another compares photo prints, and a third watches CCTV feeds. Assign a single voice for admit versus reject decisions so two teammates never contradict each other under pressure.

Regardless of team size, treat detection as an OR check: one confirmed red flag in any layer means reject. Only admit when window, photo, and CCTV all agree. Rejecting a real patient costs a little time; admitting an anomaly plants a Skinwalker inside the infirmary. The safe error is always rejection. Read how to survive for Sanity recovery when your team makes the wrong call.

Night At The Infirmary is in active beta. Update notes and the Discord community are the first places new tells or desk UI changes appear. We revise guides after each confirmed patch — bookmark this hub and check UPD 1 notes when a shift feels different from what you remember.

No verified YouTube tutorials exist for this game yet, so these written guides are built from in-game testing and community reports. If you find a new tell, report it on the forums or Discord so we can add it to the all types list.