Mouthwashing, the brand-new horror game from developer Wrong Organ and publisher CRITICAL REFLEX, has debuted to "Overwhelmingly Positive" reviews on Steam. The game first launched on Steam on September 26, but Mouthwashing has already had a big impact on gamers.
Developer by Wrong Organ, Mouthwashing is a psychological first-person horror game that follows a crew of a shipwrecked space freighter. The game's description paints it best, claiming that players can "Follow the lives of the crew as they weather starvation, isolation, and each other," promising immersive storytelling and psychological scares. It does all of this with a unique PSX-esque graphics style, giving the game a unique nostalgic feel. In the wake of Mouthwashing's release, players have taken to Steam's review section to show their appreciation for the game.
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Almost two weeks on from its launch, Mouthwashing on Steam has already been given the label of "Overwhelmingly Positive" reviews. Games must garner at least 500 reviews before they can be awarded this title, with a minimum of 95% of them being positive. At the time of...
