MOLE is out now on Steam — a psychological horror experience with tactile simulation elements built around madness, faith, and the depths humanity chooses to dig. It comes from developers who previously worked on GTFO.
You pilot a massive drilling vessel soaked in bloody religious symbolism, and the tactile simulation angle means every control input is meant to feel physical and deliberate. The vibe sits somewhere between Mike Klubnika's clicky torture instruments, Iron Lung's unseen exteriors, and Mouthwashing's claustrophobic cabin fever — in other words, an efficient delivery system for extraordinarily bad vibes.
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