13.29 GB

Subliminal

Release date: March 31, 2026
Genre: Logic , Puzzle , First-person , 3D , Horror
Developer: Accidental Studios
Publisher: Gone Shootin, Infini Fun
Platform: PC
Engine: Unreal Engine 5
User ratings on Steam: 70% of user reviews are positive (2,438 reviews)

Interface language: Russian, English, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Spanish - Spain, Indonesian, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America
Voice language: English, Chinese
Edition type: Repack
Medicine: sewn in (TENOKE)

System requirements: OS: Windows 10 x64 and above Processor: Intel i5, 10th gen and better Memory: 6 GB Video: Nvidia GTX 1060 or better DirectX: 12 Disk space: 17.6 GB

Description:
LIGHT IS YOUR TOOL Light shapes the world around you. Distort shadows, open doors... this world is waiting for you to discover it. Light isn't just a way to see, it's your way to survive. In Subliminal, light is a physical material you can grab, move, and bend to your will to alter the space you find yourself in. You'll rip light fixtures from ceilings, direct light to open doors, and find seemingly impossible paths. In Subliminal, you're not given answersâ€”you're given choices. Puzzles are built on manipulating perspective and lighting. Change the lighting in an area, and the entire space can change. Place a light source too far away, and you might have to start over. Everything you move, and every shadow you create, changes what is real and what isn't.
THE FEAR THAT WATCHES YOU The more you remember, the more it remembers you. Somewhere deep beneath the surface of your memories, something waits. At first, you'll sense it behind walls and around corners, or hear the faint sounds of breathing as you stand still. Later, you'll see itâ€”a figure that shouldn't exist, stalking you through rotting corridors and endless slides. This shadow... it's not human. Encounters in Subliminal are psychologically terrifying events born from within your own consciousness. Entities sense your movements and hesitations. Falsely solve a puzzle at the most crucial moment, and you'll feel the weight of the entire world pressing down on you.
ROTTING MEMORIES Do you remember? Every space you enter in Subliminal is a fragment of a memory. Uncover the secrets of basements, water parks, playgrounds, and more, all recreated in meticulous detail using Lumen lighting and Nanite geometry in Unreal Engine 5. Nothing feels normal. Slides lead where they shouldn't, TV screens transport you between memories, and doors return you to the same room you started in. Each location tells a part of your story. As you explore, the environment becomes increasingly confusing and unstable. You may see things that aren't there, hear sounds that aren't there, and feel things that make your hair stand on end. What begins as exploration soon turns into a brutal confrontation with your own fading sense of self.