Review: Mouthwashing (Switch) - A Disgustingly Beautiful Port That Brings You Even Closer To The Horror
Psychological, Captain. Mouthwashing was an instant indie darling when it launched on PC in 2024. It’s the kind of game that inspires more discussion and analysis than its relatively short runtime, so it feels long overdue to finally be able to play it on console. Now, having played through the new Nintendo Switch port, I can wholeheartedly say that Mouthwashing has found a perfect new home. Better yet, it plays perfectly in handheld mode, letting you get even closer to the off-puttingly intimate horror story, unable to separate yourself from the atrocities you’re committing on screen. Read th
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Psychological, Captain. Mouthwashing was an instant indie darling when it launched on PC in 2024. It’s the kind of game that inspires more discussion and analysis than its relatively short runtime, so it feels long overdue to finally be able to play it on console. Now, having played through the new Nintendo Switch port, I can wholeheartedly say that Mouthwashing has found a perfect new home. Better yet, it plays perfectly in handheld mode, letting you get even closer to the off-puttingly intimate horror story, unable to separate yourself from the atrocities you’re committing on screen. Read th
