Light of Coco
Play as Coco - a feline star creature. Use Coco's gentle meows to nurture the environment and ask your butterfly companions to assist you. Beware of the creatures lurking in the shadows.

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Drowned Light is a first-person psychological horror game with a striking pencil aesthetic. Survive a monolithic lighthouse with a light that lasts exactly 2 minutes. Use your past failures to unlock the mysteries of the dark.
Released
September 1, 2026
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Windows
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September 25, 2026
Drowned Light is an abstract and harrowing experience where the boundaries of reality and sanity are redrawn through an eerie pencil aesthetic. Isolated from the rest of the world, this structure rising in the middle of the ocean is far from an ordinary lighthouse. In this place where the dark is not just the absence of light but a living entity, you will race against time to survive.
Uncovering the truth behind this spiral lighthouse—shrouded in dark legends for years and avoided by all who fear it—is Thomas Marshall's sole purpose. As you step into this structure, built with the imposing, narrow, and claustrophobic "Monolithic Breakwater" architecture, you will be met with mysterious drawings and writings left behind by an unknown hand. The unsettling silence echoing off the stone walls and these abandoned notes will be your only guide to unraveling the lighthouse's secrets. Yet, in this place where pitch black and sharp lines bear down on you like a nightmare, it won't be long before you realize you are being watched.
This structure does not obey ordinary physical laws. As you descend, spatial reality begins to bend and the edges of sanity blur. To overcome the impassable obstacles in the depths of the lighthouse, moving forward is not enough; you must be prepared to face your own past and use it to your advantage.
As you piece together these mysterious drawings and writings left by an unknown hand, you will realize this stone structure has a much deeper purpose than it seems. Follow the light; yet, what waits to be awakened in the indescribable depths of the lighthouse will only be revealed once you reach the very bottom—the final point where all reason fades away.