Mundfish announced their third game at Summer Game Fest 2025 after revealing Atomic Heart II and The CUBE. The company will publish ILL through their new Mundfish Powerhouse label. Team Clout from Cyprus develops the survival horror title set inside a research facility. Players experience realistic first-person action with body horror elements and advanced dismemberment systems. The game features binaural audio and realistic physics that make environments interactive during gameplay.
Monsters can be torn apart with graphic detail showing exposed bones and ripped flesh. The binaural audio system creates stronger emotional reactions for players. Enemies behave unpredictably and respond to player actions with human-like reflexes. Weapon handling requires maintenance and upgrades for different firearms. Strategic inventory management helps players survive dangerous encounters.
Team Clout developers worked on horror movies like V/H/S/Beyond and Longlegs before creating ILL. The cinematic experience reflects their film industry background. Steam users can add the game to their wishlists but no release date exists. Mundfish CEO Robert Bagratuni supports bold creative visions through the Powerhouse publishing program. ILL represents the type of transgressive art the company wants to promote.
Monsters can be torn apart with graphic detail showing exposed bones and ripped flesh. The binaural audio system creates stronger emotional reactions for players. Enemies behave unpredictably and respond to player actions with human-like reflexes. Weapon handling requires maintenance and upgrades for different firearms. Strategic inventory management helps players survive dangerous encounters.
Team Clout developers worked on horror movies like V/H/S/Beyond and Longlegs before creating ILL. The cinematic experience reflects their film industry background. Steam users can add the game to their wishlists but no release date exists. Mundfish CEO Robert Bagratuni supports bold creative visions through the Powerhouse publishing program. ILL represents the type of transgressive art the company wants to promote.
