HomeTheXboxHub News...Nintendo NewsThis 1920s Cartoon is a GRUESOME Nightmare - Psychological...

This 1920s Cartoon is a GRUESOME Nightmare – Psychological Horror Bad Cheese is OUT NOW!

-

2026's Best Games

Bad Cheese
Bad Cheese – out now on all formats

The eerie, rubber-hose charm of 1920s animation has been twisted into a gruesome psychological horror experience in a brand-new title that has just crept its way onto consoles and PC – Bad Cheese.

Bad Cheese, a new hand-drawn adventure from Simon Lukasik and horror publisher Feardemic, has launched. This unique and unsettling game is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC for ÂŁ10.74.

Keep Daddy Happy… Or Else

Prepare to step into the tiny paws of a mouse trying to maintain a sense of normalcy in a not-so-normal household, where your one and only goal is to keep a dysfunctional Dad happy while Mom is away.

In Bad Cheese, you play as a child-mouse spending the weekend at home. With your Mom away, you are left in the care of your dysfunctional Dad, and you must be on your best behaviour at all times. You will need to complete tasks, eat your snacks, find your toys, and carefully navigate what the game calls a “complicated family dynamic.

A House of Secrets

This is a game about experiencing the gruesome reality of a child trying to survive in an unsettling environment. As the game ominously warns, “Every family has a corpse in the closet and in this house, there are many closets.” You will need to explore the house and try to maintain a sense of normalcy, all while the threat of upsetting Dad looms over you.

The most striking feature of Bad Cheese is its unique aesthetic. The entire game is presented with hand-drawn art combined with a 16mm film-inspired visual style. This makes you feel like you’re watching a scary, long-lost cartoon from the golden era of animation, creating a truly unique and creepy atmosphere.

Check out the unsettling launch trailer…

Key Features

  • A Unique Psychological Horror Experience: Inspired by the eerie charm of 1920s animation.
  • Keep Daddy Happy: Your main goal is to complete tasks and navigate a “complicated family dynamic” to avoid upsetting your dysfunctional Dad.
  • Uncover Dark Secrets: Explore a not-so-normal household where every closet could be hiding a corpse.
  • Stunning Hand-Drawn Art Style: A 16mm film-inspired aesthetic that makes you feel like you’re playing a scary, golden-era cartoon.

The closets are full and Dad is waiting. If you’re a fan of psychological horror with a truly unique and unsettling art style, Bad Cheese is ready to be discovered on the Xbox Store, playable on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. You’ll also find it on other digital platforms right now, such as PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Just remember to be on your best behaviour. And stay tuned for our full review. It’s coming very soon.

Bad Cheese Description

Bad Cheese is a psychological horror game inspired by the eerie charm of 1920s animation.

Neil Watton
Neil Wattonhttps://www.thexboxhub.com/
An Xbox gamer since 2002, I bought the big black box just to play Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee. I have since loved every second of the 360's life and am now just as obsessed with the Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - mostly with the brilliant indie scene that has come to the fore. Gamertag is neil363, feel free to add me to your list.
0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
guest

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

0 Comments
Newest
Oldest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments

Retrospectives

2026's Most Anticipated

We give you our most anticipated new Xbox and Game Pass games set to launch in 2026. 

Xbox Goes VR

Join The Chat

Latest

This Month's Best New Games

What are the best new Xbox and Game Pass games set to release during the month of July 2026? We've narrowed down the ones you should be playing...

Our Current Team

James Birks
2885 POSTS23 COMMENTS
Dave Ozzy
1759 POSTS2 COMMENTS
Richard Dobson
1396 POSTS19 COMMENTS
Paul Renshaw
1344 POSTS46 COMMENTS
Fin
1249 POSTS0 COMMENTS
Darren Edwards
536 POSTS2 COMMENTS
Ryan Taylor
198 POSTS0 COMMENTS
Leon Armstrong
70 POSTS0 COMMENTS
George WL Smith
16 POSTS0 COMMENTS
Gabriel Annis
9 POSTS4 COMMENTS
Kyle Wendt
9 POSTS0 COMMENTS
Matt Martindale
7 POSTS0 COMMENTS

Join the chat

You might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you

0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x