Unsound FAQ

Unsound is a first-person psychological horror game. Explore unsettling environments, solve puzzles, and uncover a dark mystery. Things are not always as they seem, and the deeper you go, the stranger things become. Pay attention to your surroundings and piece together the clues.

We're aiming for November 2027. That date is a guide for our planning, not a fixed release date, and it may change.

PC (Windows), on Steam.

Yes, a demo is planned, but it isn't ready yet. There will be several versions of the demo over time, so you can follow how the game progresses.

Yes, please do. There are no restrictions, and anything publicly available about the game can be shared. We try to make sure the game doesn't use any music that triggers Content ID claims. Your videos and streams are a huge help for us.

As few as possible. Most of the horror in Unsound comes from the environment.

Yes. In some places an entity chases you or searches for you.

Yes. The story is told mostly through recordings and notes. If you read little or nothing, you will probably miss most of it.

We're aiming for about 4 hours of playtime. That isn't a fixed number and may change during development.

Unsound is single-player.

We're targeting 60 fps on high/epic settings with an RTX 3070. Final system requirements are not set yet.

English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (Spain, Latin America), Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.

The demo will most likely ship without controller support. Whether we add it depends on how much players want it.

We don't know yet whether Unsound will run on Steam Deck with the plugin we use. If it does, it also depends on controller support, which we'll add if enough players want it.

Not at the moment. Unsound uses the UnrealSharp plugin, which can't build for consoles, Mac or Linux yet. The plugin is being ported, so Mac and Linux versions may follow later.

Unreal Engine 5.8.

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