About God's Flesh
A submarine crash leaves you stuck at the bottom of the ocean in God's Flesh, a psychological horror game by Glompyy. Playing as a scientist waiting to be evacuated, you keep doing the job you came for: researching the creatures that live in the crushing dark.
The game plays out in first person and mixes exploration with visual novel style storytelling, so atmosphere matters more than action. A full run takes around half an hour. The creator recommends headphones for the sound design and warns that it includes strobe effects, so players who are sensitive to flashing lights should take care.
How to play God's Flesh
- WASD - move
- Arrow keys - look around
- E - interact
Playing God's Flesh on a computer
God's Flesh is a first-person horror game made in Scratch, so after pressing Play now, click inside it to make the keys register. Walk with WASD, look around with the arrow keys, and press E to interact with what you find. You play a scientist stranded on the ocean floor after a submarine crash. Explore slowly and read everything, since the visual novel style scenes carry the story.
Playing God's Flesh on a phone or tablet
God's Flesh is a keyboard game. Walking with WASD while turning with the arrow keys keeps both hands busy, and E handles every interaction, so a phone screen has nothing to replace those keys in this Scratch build. Use a computer or Chromebook for this one. On mobile, choose a title labeled "Desktop and mobile" instead.
On a phone right now? Try Bloo Kid 2 - they are built for touch screens.
Tips and tricks
- Play with headphones to catch the audio cues and atmosphere.
- Interact with everything you find, since the story unfolds through what you examine.
Game details
| Developer | Glompyy |
|---|---|
| Category | Horror Adventure |
| Platform | Desktop (needs a keyboard or mouse) |
| Technology | Scratch (TurboWarp) |
| Price | Free |
God's Flesh FAQ
How long is God's Flesh?
Most players can finish it in about 30 minutes.
Is God's Flesh safe for players with photosensitivity?
It contains strobe lighting effects, so players with photosensitive epilepsy should be cautious or skip it.
