Developed by the independent studio Wrong Organ, Mouthwashing transports players aboard the cargo freighter Tulpar on a haunting voyage into the depths of psychological horror. Set in the vastness of space, the story begins 147 days into the Tulpar’s 382-day delivery route, with five crew members struggling to maintain their grip on reality after a mysterious collision leaves them stranded with dwindling resources.

Led by Captain Curly, the crew’s troubles escalate as their circumstances grow increasingly desperate. But Mouthwashing isn’t the type of game to spook players with gore or jumpscares. Through nonlinear storytelling and unsettling atmosphere, it submerges them in the unraveling minds of its characters instead. Shifting between past and present, players see the events leading to the ship’s crash through Curly’s perspective before the impact, then navigate the aftermath as acting Captain Jimmy.

This dual timeline adds mystery as revelations continuously surprise, even when resolution seems nigh.