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Bad Cheese is a psychological horror adventure created by Simon Lukasik and published by Feardemic. It was released on September 1, 2025 for PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
You play as a small mouse child left at home for the weekend with Dad while Mom is away. The goal sounds simple: behave, do your chores, and keep Daddy happy. That means scrubbing floors, sweeping, cooking fries, squashing spiders, and bringing Dad his pills on time.
The look is the hook. Everything is drawn in a rubber-hose animation style inspired by 1920s cartoons, with grainy black-and-white visuals. That cheerful old-cartoon style makes the dark family story feel even more unsettling. Small details around the house hint at what is really going on, and the mood shifts as the weekend goes on.
Between tasks you explore the house, search for hidden treats and collectible action figures, and face tense moments when things go wrong. Bad Cheese is a single-player experience with full controller support on PC and text in more than ten languages.
It suits players who like story-driven indie horror, strange art styles, and games that build dread through atmosphere rather than constant combat. It is also a good fit for anyone who enjoyed the classic cartoon look of Cuphead but wants something far darker.
PC: PC keys usually activate on Steam. The game is also sold DRM-free on GOG, so check which store a listing covers.
Consoles: PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch codes are redeemed on PlayStation Network, a Microsoft account, or the Nintendo eShop.
Region: Console codes are often region-locked, so match the code region to your account.
Before you buy, check the activation platform and region on each offer, then follow our guide on how to activate your CD key. For more details, visit the Bad Cheese Steam store page.
Psychological horror adventure from Simon Lukasik, published by Feardemic.
Hand-drawn look inspired by 1920s rubber-hose cartoons.
Grainy black-and-white visuals with a dark family story.
Play as a young mouse trying to keep Dad happy.
Chores like cleaning, cooking fries, and delivering Dad's pills.
Hidden treats and action figures to find around the house.
Single-player with full controller support on PC.
Available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.
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