The extremely creepy game Mouthwashing was apparently caught up in the purge of NSFW-tagged games from the marketplace.

Mouthwashing's itchio page now links to its Steam page instead of providing the game directly, raising red flags about its ...

Update: this article has been changed to reflect the fact that while Mouthwashing has been delisted from Itch.io, the ...

Indie darling Mouthwashing no longer appears in Itch.io search results after the store tightened content rules to satisfy ...

Initially, Martin Halldin, who works on audio and music at developer Wrong Organ, posted on Bluesky that Mouthwashing had ...

Games Horror Games Viral horror game Mouthwashing no longer appears in Itch.io search results, but that's not because of the new crackdown on NSFW games, marketplace confirms ...

Mouthwashing is one of the most chilling experiences of 2024, but not for the exact reasons you would think. It might now be the new year, but I still catch myself in a state of reflection.

Mouthwashing is a taut, time-hopping horror game that playfully subverts expectations at every step, and is all the more refreshing for it.

Mouthwashing is one of the latest horror games taking the scene by storm. The game, developed by the Sweden-based team Wrong Organ, was released on September 26.

Mouthwashing launches for PC via Steam on September 26. The demo is still available on the Steam page right now, and it provides a decent selection of sections from the opening chapter.

Mouthwashing is grimy, uncomfortable, and incredibly compelling, painting an unsettling picture of who we can be in our worst moments – and it doesn’t let us get away with it.

Mouthwashing is a three-hour narrative experience that takes place on the Tulpar, a Pony Express courier ship in the middle of a long-haul trip through space to deliver cargo.