HUSHED

HUSHED is a 1–4 player online co-op horror game where your team is split by different senses, tied together by a rope, and hunted by a monster that can hear your voice.

Work together to search for ritual items, burn the skull cups, find the ritual book, and complete the ritual before the monster catches you.

SPLIT SENSES: TRUST YOUR TEAM

In Senses Mode, each player has a different role.

• The Eye
Can see the monster and the skull cups, but cannot hear them.

• The Listener
Can hear the monster and the skull cups, but cannot see them.

• The Stunner
Carries a stun gun that can briefly stop the monster, but ammo is limited.

No player has the full picture. Your team must share information, guide each other, and use every role correctly.

TIED TOGETHER: SURVIVE AS A TEAM

All players are connected by a rope.

• Stay close
You cannot simply split up and run on your own.

• Move together
Every chase, wrong turn, and mistake affects the whole team.

• Survive together
Staying together is not a choice. It is part of surviving.

A MONSTER THAT HEARS YOUR VOICE

Your microphone is part of the game.

• Voice-detection horror
Speak, panic, scream, or make noise, and the monster can hear you.

• Silence is survival
The wrong sound at the wrong time can put your whole team in danger.

THE RITUAL IS THE ONLY WAY OUT

To escape, your team must complete the ritual before the monster catches you.

• Search for ritual items
Explore the map and find what you need.

• Burn the skull cups
Use the ritual flames to progress.

• Find the ritual book
Discover what is needed to finish the ritual.

• Complete the final ritual
Finish the mission before it finds you.

FEATURES

• 1–4 player online co-op horror
• Senses Mode with unique player roles
• Players tied together by rope
• Voice-detection monster
• Proximity voice chat
• Ritual-based objectives
• Randomized items
• Dynamic scares
• Escalating monster danger





WARNING:
This game contains horror elements, loud jump scares, sudden scares, and flashing lights. Player discretion is advised.