Arctic Eggs, Mouthwashing, and No, I'm Not a Human Are Coming to Xbox | IDXBOX
Three indie games that achieved viral status over the last three years are making their long-awaited debut on Xbox from publisher Critical Reflex.
Indie game enthusiasts will soon be able to play three viral hits on Xbox, announced during the ID@Xbox showcase on October 2026. The critically-acclaimed games Arctic Eggs, Mouthwashing, and No, I'm Not a Human are set to debut on Xbox consoles.
Arctic Eggs, developed by The Water Museum, is a physics-based game where players must cook various items in the harsh Arctic environment. The unique physics mechanics make this task a challenging and patient endeavor. The game tasks players with frying everything from cockroaches to shot glasses and stingrays, aiming to feed the city's hungry citizens and possibly impress the Saint of Six Stomachs.
Mouthwashing, a chilling horror tale, follows a homeowner in a deteriorating world. As mysterious beings emerge from the ground, players must decide who to shelter and who to turn away. This unsettling game will be available on Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass in 2027.
Lastly, Mouthwashing, initially released in September 2024, is a captivating addition to Xbox's library. Set on a space freighter, players manage the crew's dwindling sanity and self-destruction as they descend into madness. With a perfect 9 out of 10 score from IGN, Mouthwashing is described as a grimy, uncomfortable, and incredibly compelling game that leaves no room for self-complacency. Additional details on these games will be shared on Critical Reflex's YouTube channel.
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