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Mouthwashing launches on consoles and joins Xbox Game Pass
Developed over time first seen 2 weeks ago
Mouthwashing, Wrong Organ’s psychological horror adventure, is now available on PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X/S, and has joined Xbox Game Pass. The console launch brings the acclaimed 2024 PC game to a wider audience ahead of Halloween.
The story follows the five-person crew of the freighter Tulpar after a crash derails its year-long mission. Claustrophobic corridors, lo-fi visuals and a non-linear narrative build unease as the crew’s mental state deteriorates and the story explores responsibility for their actions. The game is also currently 40 per cent off on Steam.
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In short
- Mouthwashing has launched on PS4, PS5, Switch and Xbox Series X/S.
- The horror adventure is now included with Xbox Game Pass.
- Its PC version is 40 per cent off on Steam.
How this story developed
- 1 week ago A later account again highlighted the console release and added that the shifting, non-linear story examines the Tulpar crew’s psychological decline and their responsibility for their actions.
- 1 week ago The game’s console arrival was further described as a story-led horror experience that builds dread through atmosphere rather than jump scares, with its narrative exploring the crew’s decline, responsibility and a final decision.
- 1 week ago Wrong Organ’s psychological horror game Mouthwashing launched on PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X/S, joining Game Pass ahead of Halloween, while its 2024 PC version was 40 per cent off on Steam.
Explained simply
Mouthwashing is a psychological horror game made by independent studio Wrong Organ. It follows the five crew members of a cargo ship, the Tulpar, after a crash leaves them stranded during a year-long mission.
The game tells its story out of order, as the crew’s situation and mental health worsen. Its focus on responsibility and the choices people make under pressure helps explain why the game has drawn attention beyond its horror setting.
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Originally published by Eurogamer as “Mouthwashing is finally on consoles and Xbox Game Pass, and it’s a Halloween must for horror fans”.