
Dark Mass
Underwater psychological horror, release date not announced
- PS5
- Xbox Series X|S
- PC
Release date
Date not announced
The story so far
What we know about Dark Mass
Dark Mass is a first-person psychological horror game from the Spanish studio Path Games, set entirely underwater. Players take the role of Alice, a deep-sea explorer who finds a manor that has lain beneath an ancient shipwreck for centuries. Trapped in its decaying halls, she has to uncover the history of the place and solve ritualistic puzzles. The Steam page pitches it as a thalassophobia-driven experience and calls it the first horror game set fully underwater.
Alice keeps in contact with her brother Reed by walkie-talkie, with voiced dialogue, while an ancient entity named Silas hunts the manor. The puzzles are inspired by historical torture rituals, and the choices Alice makes shape how her story ends. The game is listed for PC on Steam, with Xbox Series X|S and PS5 also announced. Selecta Play has revealed a physical PS5 release in a Standard and a Collector's Edition. No release date has been announced.
What to expect from Dark Mass
Based on what the developer and publisher have shown so far.
- 01
Horror fully underwater
The whole game takes place beneath the surface, with physics-affected movement and limited visibility used to build dread.
- 02
Story through choices
Alice's decisions influence how the story unfolds, and multiple endings are listed.
- 03
Ritual puzzles and a stalker
Puzzles draw on historical torture rituals, while an ancient entity named Silas has to be evaded.
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Confirmed. Unconfirmed. Clear.
A quick way to separate official information from speculation.
Confirmed
- First-person psychological horror set entirely underwater, starring deep-sea explorer Alice in a sunken manor.Steam (Path Games)
- Alice talks to her brother Reed by walkie-talkie, puzzles are based on historical torture rituals, and her choices influence the story.Steam (Path Games)
- PC requirements: minimum Intel i5-8400 and 8 GB RAM, recommended RTX 3060, 8 GB storage. 16 languages are listed, and the page carries a mature content warning.Steam (Path Games)
- Path Games develops and Selecta Play publishes; a physical PS5 release comes as a Standard Edition and a Collector's Edition, with digital versions on Steam and Xbox Series X|S.Gamingtrend
- The game features an entity called Silas that the player must evade, and multiple endings.Gamingtrend
Not confirmed
Release date
The Steam page shows Coming soon and no outlet reports an official date. Any date you may see listed elsewhere is a placeholder.
Price
No price has been published on the Steam page.
Demo
No playable demo is mentioned on the official page.
Rumours are labelled and linked to their source.
Timeline
The road to release, from announcement to launch.
7 June 2026
Physical PS5 Standard and Collector's Editions are announced together with a new gameplay trailer. Gamingtrend
Waiting for Dark Mass? Play these
Our best guesses until it is out, picked for the same kind of experience.

Soma
Underwater sci-fi horror with a heavy story focus and an oppressive atmosphere.

Amnesia: The Bunker
First-person horror built around evading a stalking creature in a confined space.

Layers of Fear
Psychological horror set in a haunting house, driven by atmosphere and story.

Subnautica
Another game set in the deep ocean, with thalassophobia-style tension, though in survival form.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what people search for most.
When is Dark Mass released?
No official release date has been announced. The Steam page lists the game as coming soon.
Which platforms is Dark Mass coming to?
PC through Steam, Xbox Series X|S and PS5, including a physical PS5 edition from Selecta Play.
What is Dark Mass about?
You play Alice, a deep-sea explorer trapped in a sunken manor, solving ritual puzzles and avoiding an ancient entity called Silas.
Is there a physical edition?
Yes, for PS5: a Standard Edition with an illustrated manual and a Collector's Edition with an art book, soundtrack, SteelBook and more.
