- February 10, 2025
- SUPERita
Whale Flesh
Platforms
About
"Whale Flesh" is a short horror game where you explore the inside of a massive beached whale to uncover the fate of your research team. Using tools like dynamite, you'll dig through the flesh of the whale and uncover strange objects under x-ray. The game aims to create a sense of building dread and paranoia, and can be completed in under an hour. The story begins with a giant whale of mysterious size and origins, causing global chaos and sending you on a mission to uncover the truth.




- The game has an excellent atmosphere that effectively builds tension and unease.
- It features some well-executed jump scares that can catch players off guard.
- The concept of exploring a massive whale carcass is unique and intriguing, providing a creative spin on horror.
- The gameplay loop is repetitive and tedious, primarily involving digging through flesh with little variation.
- The game is very short, with many players completing it in under an hour, leading to a feeling of insufficient content.
- There is a lack of depth in the story and lore, making it feel underdeveloped and leaving players wanting more.
atmosphere
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's atmosphere is widely praised for its compelling horror elements, creating a tense and unsettling experience that effectively engages players. While many reviewers appreciate the strong atmospheric design, they note that the game is relatively short and could benefit from further development in this area. Overall, it delivers a memorable and frightening ambiance that resonates well with fans of the genre.
“A short but sweet atmospheric horror game, very tense atmosphere and creative spin on horror with hole digging action.”
“Great game, the atmosphere was perfect; I was stressing throughout my entire playthrough.”
“The atmosphere is great and it gave me serious Outer Wilds - Dark Bramble vibes!”
“Delivers the unsettling atmosphere, but it’s a very short experience with little to offer.”
“Short game, heavy on atmosphere.”