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The New Flesh is a single player casual simulation game with a horror theme. It was developed by biogenesis and was released on June 1, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Explore the strange world within the screen in this ambient exploration experience featuring the music of Red Vox.  A first person playable music video-like experience, spanning 3 songs from the upcoming Red Vox album. Meet those who inhabit this world and help them, but to what end? Collect Red Vox Records, can you find them all?  Features a selection of 15+ additional songs spanning the…

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98%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,854 reviews
music513 positive mentions
monetization12 negative mentions

  • Stunning and unique psychedelic visuals that perfectly complement the music, creating an immersive and surreal atmosphere.
  • Excellent soundtrack featuring Red Vox's diverse discography, including exclusive and new tracks that enhance the experience.
  • Engaging exploration and secret-hunting gameplay with numerous hidden rooms, collectibles, and easter eggs that increase replay value.
  • Lack of traditional gameplay elements and story structure may not appeal to players seeking more conventional game mechanics.
  • Some players experience motion sickness or visual discomfort due to intense effects, flashing lights, and distortions.
  • Music style, particularly vocals, may not match the surreal atmosphere perfectly for all players, with limited sound options.
  • music
    1,076 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in this game, primarily by the band Red Vox, is widely praised for being phenomenal, catchy, and perfectly complementing the surreal, psychedelic visuals, creating an immersive, interactive music video experience. Fans appreciate the diverse and emotional soundtrack as a great way to discover or deepen their connection to the band's work, though some find the vocal-heavy alt-rock style jarring or mismatched with the game's atmosphere. Overall, the soundtrack is considered the heart of the experience, elevating the game into a unique audio-visual art piece, though options to adjust music volume or use instrumental tracks would improve accessibility for some players.

    • “The soundtrack is crazy good and the graphics are pretty unique.”
    • “The visuals and music are gorgeous, a must play for any red vox fan, or just an enjoyer of music and cool visuals.”
    • “Music and visuals so good I got lost in the sauce.”
    • “But the music is so out of place and disruptive, especially because it has such loud lyrics with obnoxious pacing.”
    • “I would really like the game without that band's music and lyrics, but there's not even an option to turn the music down.”
    • “The songs don't really match the mood the game is trying to evoke. Sometimes they sort of share a vibe, but most of the time, you are basically walking into a location, and then out of context music plays, and then you're done with that area.”
  • graphics
    345 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game features stunning, psychedelic visuals that blend retro PS1-era graphics with surreal, mind-bending effects perfectly complementing Red Vox's music. Reviewers praise its unique art style, immersive environments, and creative integration of visuals with the soundtrack, though some note occasional visual overload or motion-sickness potential. Overall, the graphics elevate the experience into a mesmerizing, artistic audiovisual journey highly recommended for fans of surreal and experimental aesthetics.

    • “The visuals are absolutely stunning and match the music of Red Vox in a way that makes this feel more like you're touring through a world shaped by their music.”
    • “The new flesh contains some of the most mind bending visuals I have ever seen in a video game, and is masterfully crafted to form a perfect union with Red Vox's discography.”
    • “The visuals capture perfectly the vibe I've always gotten from the songs.”
    • “My one issue is that the graphics make visual clarity a bit difficult, making some secret hunting a little harder than it should be.”
    • “The visuals are eye-straining pixel noise, and the “gameplay” is just pointless interaction spam.”
    • “Wished it had graphical settings.”
  • atmosphere
    91 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its immersive, surreal, and often eerie tone, perfectly blending psychedelic visuals with Red Vox's atmospheric and experimental music to create a hypnotic, artful experience. Players appreciate the relaxing yet sometimes unsettling ambiance that encourages exploration and discovery over traditional gameplay, making it a unique, emotionally resonant walking simulator. While some find the vocal style jarring, the overall fusion of sound, visuals, and environment is celebrated for capturing a distinctive, memorable mood.

    • “Rather than presenting players with traditional gameplay objectives, the experience focuses on atmosphere, audiovisual storytelling, and exploration of surreal environments inspired by the music of Red Vox.”
    • “Each song is integrated into the environment in a way that transforms the surrounding visuals and atmosphere, turning the space into a kind of interactive music video.”
    • “The game’s uncanny and somber atmosphere pairs perfectly with its striking look and even better soundtrack.”
    • “It's an impressive visual experience plagued by music that doesn't fit the surreal atmosphere at all despite being tightly interwoven with the game world and what the player has to accomplish.”
    • “There is no atmosphere, no tension, no reward for exploration.”
    • “Exploration is relaxing, but the game also has a creepy atmosphere at times that gives certain areas an uneasy feeling.”
  • gameplay
    49 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Gameplay in this experience is minimal and centered on atmospheric exploration, collecting hidden records, and engaging with surreal, music-driven environments rather than traditional objectives or challenges. While the walking-simulator style may feel repetitive or passive to some, the strong integration of Red Vox's soundtrack, creative visuals, and easter eggs offer an emotionally immersive and entertaining experience for players who enjoy artistic and exploratory gameplay.

    • “Rather than presenting players with traditional gameplay objectives, the experience focuses on atmosphere, audiovisual storytelling, and exploration of surreal environments inspired by the music of Red Vox.”
    • “One of the central mechanics involves locating collectible records hidden throughout the environments.”
    • “The gameplay, while just being an exploring walking simulator, was carried so much by the music and visuals, that I found myself wanting to just experience every aspect of the game time and time over.”
    • “The lack of traditional gameplay mechanics means that players expecting puzzles, combat, or structured objectives may find the experience too passive.”
    • “The visuals are eye-straining pixel noise, and the 'gameplay' is just pointless interaction spam.”
    • “Great game music is great but gameplay can get a little repetitive.”
  • story
    35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story is minimal and largely abstract, conveyed through surreal environments, cryptic imagery, and environmental storytelling rather than a traditional narrative. While some players find it mysterious and intriguing, others see it as more of an artistic, atmospheric experience tied closely to the music than a structured plot. Overall, the game offers a brief but memorable journey that rewards attentive exploration and interpretation.

    • “Rather than presenting players with traditional gameplay objectives, the experience focuses on atmosphere, audiovisual storytelling, and exploration of surreal environments inspired by the music of Red Vox.”
    • “Story & atmosphere: surreal, mysterious, and full of strange encounters that make every step feel unpredictable.”
    • “Story is vague but intriguing, rewarding players who pay attention and piece things together.”
    • “The game’s short length—often completed in one to two hours—can leave players wanting a more developed story or expanded environments.”
    • “Other than that, there is no real story — it’s more of a collection of visual environments and soundscapes that go along with the songs.”
    • “The story is hard to follow and understand (if there is any meaning to it at all).”
  • emotional
    25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game delivers a deeply emotional experience primarily through its evocative and award-winning music, which blends various genres to shape the atmosphere and tone. Players frequently describe feeling nostalgic, moved to tears, and profoundly affected—often likening the experience to a psychedelic journey or an emotional trip through the music and visuals. Its fusion of narrative, sound, and design creates a cohesive, immersive experience that resonates on a psychological and emotional level.

    • “The music shifts between atmospheric rock, electronic elements, and experimental soundscapes that shape the emotional tone of each environment.”
    • “All in all, a beautiful experience and a love letter to the media that it comes from—a trip through Vinny's songs, an emotional journey through all the ups and downs of life, depicted in music form by Vinny Vinesauce.”
    • “In the same spirit, the game blends narrative, visuals, gameplay, and sound into something that feels cohesive, intentional, and emotionally resonant.”
  • humor
    20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is often described as quirky, surreal, and unique, blending well with its creative and trippy atmosphere. While many players found it funny and enjoyable, especially with references to familiar creators and notable comedic moments, some found certain humorous elements, like added secrets, less effective or even unfunny. Overall, the humor complements the game's eccentric storytelling and visuals, though it's not universally appreciated.

    • “Amazing visuals, funny and enjoyable storytelling, and a 10/10 soundtrack all the way through.”
    • “It's surreal, lonely, beautiful, humorous, fun, and awe-inspiring.”
    • “Cyberpunk style graphics, super trippy variety of levels and gateways to otherworldly dimensions, funny characters, cutscenes and really chill gameplay.”
    • “Not funny, didn't laugh >:(”
  • monetization
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's monetization is praised for its thoughtful and content-rich approach, serving effectively as an engaging advertisement for the band rather than a shallow cash grab. While some feel certain in-game ads and themes can come off as superficial or overly pretentious, others appreciate the honest, self-aware critique of consumerism embedded in the experience. Overall, the monetization is seen as integrated and creatively aligned with the game's artistic vision.

    • “That iPhone advertisement specifically makes the game feel a little too close to blaming the people with the boot on their neck rather than the actual boot, and the billboards about how little you get paid for your work feel like insufficient context when you seem unwilling to identify who is spreading those messages.”
    • “Basically an advertisement for the band Red Vox, their music is fine but not my taste.”
    • “I was highly suspicious of this game; usually, games advertising things aren't actually worried about making a game good.”
  • replayability
    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers moderate replayability, largely driven by hidden secrets and exploration that encourage multiple playthroughs. While some find the replay value limited beyond the main acts, many appreciate the incentive to fully explore and discover new content, enhanced by a diverse soundtrack. Overall, it provides a satisfying experience for those who enjoy uncovering secrets and thorough exploration.

    • “Besides your initial runthrough of the main three acts, the secrets are what really make the experience as well as add to the game’s replay value.”
    • “If you are a fan of taking your time exploring and finding secrets, there are plenty that add replayability.”
    • “The urge to 100% gave the game very good replay value and I noticed new stuff every time.”
    • “A little replay value.”
    • “Though I don't know if I would play it again, as there is little to no replayability, but for a free game, this honestly was one of the best games I've played in a while.”
    • “It's more of an interactive experience, but it runs well, has wild visuals, good and diverse music (from Red Vox) and a bit of replay value.”
  • stability
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game demonstrates strong technical polish with no reported glitches or bugs, running smoothly even on the Steam Deck. Although some aesthetic elements feel slightly mismatched, the overall stability and performance remain reliable and consistent.

    • “I haven't encountered any glitches or bugs.”
    • “Simple, easy, no bugs or glitches (that I found), and playing it more than once has lots of surprises. 9/10”
    • “It feels like all the surface-level stuff is what gets depicted in the game, alongside a videodrome/paratopic aesthetic that doesn't quite feel like it fits - a CRT TV advertising a smartphone doesn't seem to work as well as the blend of digital/analog glitches in the first video you watch.”
  • optimization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game generally offers smooth performance and well-executed animations, providing a solid experience on most setups. However, some users have encountered occasional serious performance issues and glitches, such as falling out of the map, indicating room for optimization improvements.

    • “The game runs smoothly and the animations are well done.”
    • “Solid performance overall; ran smoothly on my setup.”
    • “Though I did encounter some serious performance issues at times and I fell out of the map when exiting the rat pizza building.”
    • “Though I did encounter some serious performance issues at times and I fell out of the map when exiting the Rat Pizza building.”
    • “I can't play Aesop Rock's game due to the superette's cosmic shenanigans murdering my laptop performance.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is often seen as tedious, especially due to unskippable animations and the challenging secret-finding tasks. Some players find certain rewards, like jumpscares, underwhelming after lengthy efforts.

    • “A jumpscare as a payout for a tedious letter hunt, really?”
    • “My big gripe with it is how tedious the secret finding is.”
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The New Flesh is a casual simulation game with horror theme.

The New Flesh is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 2 hours playing The New Flesh.

The New Flesh was released on June 1, 2025.

The New Flesh was developed by biogenesis.

The New Flesh has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its music but disliked it for its monetization.

The New Flesh is a single player game.

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