Mouthwashing 2024

About

Mouthwashing came out on September 26, 2024 for PC, then for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Xbox One on October 29, 2026. On Steam, 95% of 34,826 player reviews are positive (Overwhelmingly Positive). 173 people are playing it on Steam right now, with a peak of 288 in the last 30 days. It is Verified on Steam Deck. The main story takes about 2 hours, doing everything about 4 hours.

The five crew members of The Tulpar are stranded in the empty reaches of space, shrouded in perpetual sunset. God is not watching.

Story

A narrative driven first-person horror game following the dying crew of a shipwrecked space freighter. Who could have known what good ol’ Captain Curly was capable of? Guess he thought his crew dying alongside him was only right. But some men can’t even kill themselves properly. Maimed, limbless and unable to speak, but alive, Curly is now at the mercy of the crew he has doomed to a slow death. The Pony Express long-haul galactic freighter Tulpar is stranded within an uncharted region of space. Emergency life support systems saved the Captain and crew of four. The ship will run out of power within six months, food rations long before that. Adriftfar off their shipment route, they know the chance of rescue nears zero. Opening the cargo hold is strictly prohibited by the company, but the contents could mean a prolonged chance of survival. In the space freighter industry, there’s a saying: “Hope to die, or for goodness sake, pray that everyone else did.”

What is happening now

Mouthwashing is an adventure game from indie developer Wrong Organ that arrived on PC in late September 2024. The studio has since turned attention to Carcass Clad, an upcoming co-op horror title built around tank combat in a post-war Soviet setting. The game trades conventional aesthetics for unsettling imagery - tanks adorned with stitched animal remains roam an abandoned cityscape. Early impressions suggest Wrong Organ is doubling down on the uncompromising design philosophy that defined Mouthwashing, crafting an experience deliberately pitched toward a specific audience rather than mass appeal.