Fish Face

Fish Face is a grotesque survival horror experience that plunges players into a desolate coastal town plagued by inexplicable vanishings. The locals speak in hushed tones of a lurking terror along the shore—a monstrous entity with the rotting visage of a sea creature and a bloodcurdling scream reminiscent of a drowning child. The game masterfully blends psychological tension with visceral horror, tasking players with unraveling the town’s dark secrets while battling oppressive isolation, disorienting fog, and an unnerving soundscape designed to fuel paranoia.

Investigate the Unnatural

In Fish Face, you assume the role of an investigator dispatched to document a string of disappearances in a mist-shrouded fishing village. As you delve deeper, it becomes clear that the horrors extend far beyond mere human malice. The truth lies buried in fragmented diaries, eerie short-wave broadcasts, and distorted radio transmissions—each hinting at an ancient, unfathomable presence stirring beneath the waves.

• Radio signals crackle to life unexpectedly, delivering cryptic warnings or desperate cries for help from voices that shouldn’t exist.
• Environmental storytelling paints a grim history through unsettling details—overturned furniture, smeared blood trails, and grotesque murals depicting something… unnatural.
• Clues are scattered across treacherous locations, from storm-battered beaches to crumbling lighthouses and half-submerged docks teeming with unseen threats.

Stay Silent or Be Found

Fish Face employs a relentless AI-driven hunting system where the entity reacts to every sound you make. A misstep in shallow water, the creak of a loose floorboard, or even an ill-timed cough can summon it from the shadows. Running isn’t always viable—sometimes, your only chance is to hold your breath and pray it passes by.

• Noise levels fluctuate dynamically based on weather conditions, terrain, and the gear you carry—rain masks footsteps, but thunder could drown out its approach.
• Multiple hiding spots offer fleeting refuge, from rusted lockers and rotting fishing boats to cramped spaces beneath the docks—each with their own risks.
• Inventory choices carry life-or-death consequences; a flashlight might reveal clues, but its beam could also attract unwanted attention.

Fish Face merges atmospheric dread with relentless tension, weaving its narrative through subtle environmental hints and an ever-present, unpredictable threat. One moment, the world is silent—the next, you’ll freeze at the sound of wet, ragged breathing just inches away. The real horror isn’t whether you’ll encounter Fish Face, but whether you’ll escape with enough of your sanity—and evidence—to make anyone believe you.