That Killing Fog

1998. You receive a mysterious letter that leads you back to a place in the woods you used to explore with your friends as a teenager. But this place is no longer how you remember it.
Something happened here. Something that was never meant to be discovered.
Survive long enough to uncover what happened...
Good luck.
EXPLORE, DISCOVER, SURVIVE
Explore a semi-open world featuring interconnected, Metroidvania-inspired levels filled with secrets, puzzles, and hidden locations, all inspired by a real-life location recreated in realistic graphics.
Instead of unlocking traditional abilities like double jumps or dashes, you'll rely on weapons, retro-inspired technology, and unconventional tools to overcome obstacles and access previously unreachable areas.
Backtracking is a fundamental part of the experience. Every new discovery might change how you approach a familiar location, and places you thought you had fully explored may still have plenty of secrets waiting to be uncovered.
A BRUTAL SURVIVAL HORROR EXPERIENCE
Face disturbing enemies and fight for your survival with limited resources, carefully chosen weapons, and a unique gore system that makes every encounter feel visceral and unpredictable.
Not every enemy needs to be fought.
TECHNOLOGY FROM ANOTHER ERA
Set entirely in 1998, the game features a variety of unique tools and technologies inspired by the late 90s.
Use these devices to solve environmental puzzles, interact with the world, uncover hidden information, and find your way into places that initially seem impossible to reach.
A MIX OF REALITY AND FICTION
Experience a story told through a combination of traditional in-game cinematics and real-life recorded footage, blurring the line between the game's world and reality.
Explore atmospheric environments, uncover the history of this mysterious location, and slowly piece together what happened here.
ONE MORE THING...
Don't forget to check the Options menu for "1998 Mode". There's an extra surprise waiting for you.
And, of course, there's much more to discover.
Some places are better left forgotten.