MOUTHOLE on Xbox is not safe. It’s daring, at times disturbing, and intensely weird. It’s not designed to entertain in the way most games do — it wants to unsettle you, confuse you, and reward you for daring to tread its more obscure paths. If you like games that twist perception, that treat atmosphere as a primary mechanic, and that offer divergent endings and hidden content, this is a gem. But if you want something linear, clean, or clearly explained — you may find MOUTHOLE strains patience. Still, for what it sets out to do, it achieves a lot. It’s memorable. It challenges the boundaries of what a puzzle/adventure game can be on Xbox.

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