The developers went caving so you could stay home.

Why it caught our eye

A caving simulator made by real cavers is a convincing way to make us nervous. Moonmilk Games captured sounds and textures on actual expeditions, and the footage already gives Joe the sort of discomfort a horror game normally has to work for.

Rig ropes, buy climbing equipment and use scuba gear in flooded passages. Play alone or bring up to three friends into the increasingly narrow gaps. We’re interested in the physical detail of the exploration, even if watching someone else do it sounds tempting.