CRITICAL REFLEX announced that three of its indie games are coming to Xbox, with one launching immediately and two more on the way: Arctic Eggs has been available on Xbox Series X|S since 20 October; Mouthwashing arrives on 29 October, also on Game Pass; and No, I’m Not a Human is scheduled to arrive in 2027.
Mouthwashing: Space Horror to Close Out October
The psychological horror game from Wrong Organ launches on 29 October 2026 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Xbox on PC, and will also join Xbox Game Pass at launch on those platforms. Its story takes place aboard the space freighter Tulpar, where five crew members are stranded with dwindling supplies and no hope of rescue.
The experience invites players to explore the ship and piece together what happened from the crew’s fractured account, as the line between reality and delusion blurs. Mouthwashing debuted on PC in 2024; CRITICAL REFLEX reports more than 800 thousand copies sold on Steam and awards for narrative and players’ choice at the Horror Game Awards.
Surreal Cooking Today and Paranoia in 2027
The game available to play now is Arctic Eggs, developed by The Water Museum. Set in a strange Antarctic city, it turns cooking into an exercise in precision: in addition to eggs, you can put objects like beer bottles and bullets in the pan. Its confirmed launch platform is Xbox Series X|S.
No, I’m Not a Human, by Trioskaz, will arrive in 2027 on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass. Its premise begins with an apocalypse that makes the outside world dangerous, though staying indoors doesn’t eliminate the uncertainty either: visitors knock on your door, and you must interrogate them, look for suspicious signs, and decide whom to let in.
For those planning to play through a subscription, the distinction matters: the announcement confirms Game Pass for Mouthwashing and No, I’m Not a Human, while Arctic Eggs is presented as a Series X|S release. The schedule thus offers one option available now, another before Halloween, and a third with a window for next year.
Image: Official image from the announcement of CRITICAL REFLEX games for Xbox. Credit: Xbox Wire.
