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Stain is a cooperative horror experience for 1–4 players, built around tension, isolation, and survival. You and your team step into a place you were never meant to discover—silent, abandoned at first glance, yet unmistakably alive with intent. Something is already aware of you. It doesn’t chase recklessly or reveal itself when you want it to. It listens, waits, and lets time work in its favor.
Although you enter together, the environment is designed to pull players apart. Darkness hides more than it shows, and what you can’t see becomes the real threat. The map is large, difficult, and unsettling to navigate; routes blur into each other, spaces shift, and familiar paths stop feeling reliable. The world can repeat and mislead, making each attempt feel uncertain—even when you think you know where you are.
Every action has consequences. Your decisions leave traces, and the space reacts to your presence in ways that are not always obvious. Progress depends on coordination, observation, and restraint. Sometimes the smartest move is to stay quiet, stay close, and move with care—because stealth is often the only way to keep control when the situation turns against you.
The game supports proximity voice chat, encouraging natural communication while raising the stakes: distance matters, separation becomes dangerous, and panic can spread as quickly as sound. An immersive AI keeps pressure on the team without relying on predictable patterns, forcing you to adapt rather than memorize.
You came here for something—and you might be able to take it. But getting out is the real challenge. This place doesn’t care who you are or why you entered. It only measures how long you can last.
- Atmospheric horror focused on dread and uncertainty
- 1–4 player co-op with teamwork-driven survival
- Proximity voice chat for immersive communication
- Stealth gameplay where noise and movement matter
- Multiple difficulties to match your group’s tolerance
- Large, challenging map that shifts and misleads
- Primitive but demanding gameplay that rewards caution

