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Conarium is a first-person horror adventure developed by Stormling Studios and published by Iceberg Interactive. It released on June 6, 2017 for PC, macOS, and Linux, with PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions following in 2019 and a Nintendo Switch version in 2021.
The story follows four scientists who try to push past the natural limits of the human mind. It is inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's novella At the Mountains of Madness and takes place mostly after the events of that story.
You play as Frank Gilman, who wakes up in a remote Antarctic base with no memory of what happened. Exploration and environmental puzzles drive the game, as you piece together notes, recordings, and strange visions to learn the truth.
There is no traditional combat. Tension comes from atmosphere, sound design, and cosmic horror themes rather than action. The game is a single-player experience.
The environments move between the cold, abandoned research base and surreal ancient places tied to the Conarium device. Puzzles involve finding codes, using mechanisms, and paying close attention to clues hidden in the surroundings. The story leaves room for interpretation, and careful players can uncover more about what happened to the expedition by reading every document they find.
It suits fans of Lovecraft and cosmic horror, players who enjoy story-driven exploration games, and anyone who prefers puzzles and atmosphere over combat.
PC activation: PC keys activate on Steam and include Windows, macOS, and Linux support.
Console versions: PS4 codes redeem on PSN, Xbox One codes on the Microsoft Store, and Switch codes on the Nintendo eShop.
Check the activation platform and region on each offer, and read how to activate your CD key if you need help. The official Conarium Steam page has trailers and details.
First-person Lovecraftian horror adventure
Inspired by At the Mountains of Madness
Set in a remote Antarctic research base
Environmental puzzles and exploration without traditional combat
Story told through notes, recordings, and visions
Atmospheric sound design and cosmic horror themes
Single-player experience with full controller support
Available on Windows, macOS, Linux, and consoles
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