RiftMode
In the crashed space freighter where they are slowly dying, there is a stifling atmosphere of dying life support systems and of complete and utter failure and horror. There are five space travelers left to die in space, their ship a ghost-like derelict hanging high up in the empty sky beneath a permanently stuck sunset. They were on a normal space journey and had no idea of the horror that awaited them at the hands of the man who was to be in charge of them. But his intention to kill them all had not been completely fulfilled when he, too, died most horribly, his silence sealed. The dying ship would take six months to run out of main power and then collapse in on itself as the structural integrity of the ship failed. But the food, which was in limited supply, would run out in a short space of time. The failing humanity of the five space travelers would begin to crumble as starvation started to set in. Corridors would appear to change before their eyes in a seemingly meaningless manner, and the memories of the crew members would start to fade away, threatening to take all of their sanity with them. It is not the failing ship that poses the greatest threat to their survival but their own failing humanity and the slow countdown to collapse.
Features include:
- Descend into Madness – Follow the lives of the crew as they endure starvation, isolation, and the strain of dealing with each other. The ship will be out of power in six months, with food rations running out even sooner.
- Immersive Storytelling – Stay sharp and pay attention to every detail around you.
- Unforgiving Narrative – Hope to die, or for goodness sake, pray that everyone else did.
What dark secrets linger behind a perpetual sunset? How long before the remaining power completely fades away? What horrors await those trapped within an isolated metal hull? Find out with Mouthwashing, out now for the Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo eShop, PC via Steam, PS5 on the PlayStation Store, and Xbox Series X|S & Game Pass on the Microsoft Store.
Enjoy the trailers — until the Rift opens again, know that you’re appreciated.
