Fatberg

Hello everyone,I've just released a small patch that reduces the camera shake in some parts of the game where I think it was a little too strong. There were also some parts of some levels that used the wrong sounds for footsteps. These issues have now been fixed, and this patch only modifies level data. Your save files won't be affected in any way.All the best

Hello everyone,Fatberg is now finished and released into the wild for you all to play. As always with game releases, the road to get here has been long and hard, but I think I have created something wonderfully weird and interesting, and I hope it will give a few good scares too.Comments and feedback are always appreciated. I certainly took notice of comments that were made during the Steam Fest demo period near the beginning of the year, and I made a lot of changes based on that feedback which I think have made the game more enjoyable.Please consider giving the game a review because it really does help, even if the review is negative. An honest review is better than no review, and if you do enjoy the game, it would be wonderful if you told others about it and helped spread the word about the game.I recommend playing this game in the dark, with headphones on or with really good speakers.Have a great time playing it.

Fatberg will be released later this year. While we prepare to announce the official release date, the free demo is now available.Play the full first chapter for free.The demo offers a strong preview of what to expect from the full game. While it is fairly polished, it does not fully represent the final version. Some elements may change as development continues.We welcome comments, questions, and feedback—either here or on the Fatberg community forums on Steam.If you enjoy the demo, please consider adding Fatberg to your wishlist.We’ll see you in the sewers.

Hello everyone! We are very pleased to be announcing Fatberg, our newest upcoming retro horror game that will be released in 2026.Here you can view the teaser trailer:A Fatberg is a hardened lump of waste matter that accumulates throughout sewer systems and can block entire sections of sewers, causing a most unpleasant chaos.You are a lowly janitor who has been forced to do the dangerous job of breaking apart fatbergs in the sewers just before a rain storm.The fear of the dark and the fear of the unknown play a big part in creating a strong unsettling atmosphere in Fatberg. As players explore the sewers looking for fatbergs they won't know what they will find around every dark and slimy corner.Once again we have chosen the PS1 visual style for our horror game. It's unsettling crudeness combines well with the subject matter of the game. It allows older gamers to tune into memories of horror games from the past, and newer gamers can experience a more primitive form of fear and horror for the first time.We are not trying to recreate the fast paced first-person-shooter games of the past. Fatberg takes it's time with the player and builds a healthy sense of impending doom