Name: heXtreaming:Deep
Brand: Steam
Price: 13.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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heXtreaming:Deep is listed at $13.99 on Steam.

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Genre: Adventure, Indie · Developer: LaputaGames · Release: Aug 14, 2026.

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About this game

heXtreaming:Deep drops you into the shoes (and increasingly humiliating outfits) of Suzy, a livestreamer who spent her whole career mocking the idea of ghosts and now finds herself locked inside an abandoned water park with one very real, very determined spirit hunting her down. It’s a first-person horror-comedy adventure built around a simple, tense idea: find somewhere to hide before you’re caught, but don’t trust the first hiding spot you see, because some of them are hiding something else entirely.

How it plays

The loop here is part stealth, part scavenger hunt. You’re constantly on the move through the park’s attractions, ducking into lockers, changing rooms, and equipment closets while a ghost stalks the halls, and the game gets its scares from the moment you realize a “safe” spot isn’t safe at all. Progress depends on reading, which is funny given that Suzy hates it: notes and manuals left behind by park staff hold the actual instructions for disarming the paranormal locks, codes, and rigged doors standing between her and the exit. Layered on top of the horror and puzzle-solving is a streaming gimmick, since Suzy never actually stops broadcasting. Donations pop up mid-crisis and expect a reaction, viewers hand out mini-missions to complete on the fly, and the game rewards you for staying in character as a professional (if terrified) streamer even while fleeing for your life. There are also costume changes to work through, and swapping outfits reportedly shifts how certain scenes and stream reactions play out, giving you a reason to see a room or puzzle more than once.

Who it’s for

If you like your horror light on gore and heavy on tension and gags, this is a good fit, especially if you enjoy escape-room logic puzzles and don’t mind combing through in-game text for clues. The streaming layer will land best with anyone who already gets the appeal of watching a Twitch or YouTube personality react in real time, since a lot of the game’s humor comes from Suzy having to keep her composure for an audience while things fall apart around her. People who want fast-paced combat, jump-scare-heavy survival horror, or a story-driven experience with minimal reading should probably look elsewhere. Puzzle fatigue is a real risk if backtracking and note-reading aren’t your thing.

Is it worth it?

For an indie adventure title of this scope, the ambition is reasonable: a contained setting, a clear hook, and a mix of mechanics that keeps a short horror-comedy premise from feeling one-note. It’s not trying to be a sprawling AAA horror epic, and it shouldn’t be judged like one. If the premise appeals to you, it’s the kind of game that’s easy to knock out over a weekend and get real enjoyment from, and it’s exactly the type of smaller, focused release that’s worth grabbing when it’s discounted rather than rushing to buy at full price on day one.