Isolomus

Isolomus

Released Dec 2020

Bite-sized surreal horror with multiple choices. Make your own way through the claymation madness!

95% positive · 440 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

Where to buy

Steam $0.99
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Evaluation

Isolomus launched on December 4, 2020 as a self-contained short-form experience — a roughly 20-minute surreal horror game with two endings and no indication of any planned post-launch content. The store description positions it as a complete, intentionally compact experience. The only post-launch update (March 30, 2021) added Linux support and fixed minor bugs; no new content was added and no future content was announced. There have been no developer communications since March 2021, but this is consistent with a game that launched as a finished product with no post-launch content cycle. The developer has never announced any DLC, expansions, or additional content.
Evidence
Store page describes the game as a ~20-minute experience with two endings, framing it as a complete, self-contained interactive experience with no mention of future content.
description · Dec 4, 2020 source development ending
high
Linux support added and minor bugs fixed. No new content announced; last developer communication on record.
news post · Mar 30, 2021 source ambiguous
low

Media

Details

Publisher
Michael Rfdshir
Achievements
20
Platform
Windows, Linux
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player

About this game

It's a game with no text.

The scream of consciousness dying in isolation. An interactive experience of madness.


  • All graphics and animation are lovingly handmade from plasticine.
  • Play time is about 20 minutes. But I hope you will remember this experience for a lifetime.
  • I swear, they forced me to make this game! Please heeeelp!
  • (distant mumbling and the sounds of struggle)
  • ...
  • Two endings. The question is which of them is the worst.
Last evaluated Jun 19, 2026
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