DripDrip

DripDrip is an incremental horror adventure designed to run alongside your normal computer use. You collect blood in a bucket to feed younger ones, while a dripping mass of mystery meat sustains an ecosystem of rats, beetles and worms. The game combines puzzles and idle/clicker gameplay with a deranged narrative, lore, a full-length radio show, live-action video and dark parodies of other kinds of games.

Harvest and upgrade

Using your mouse, you trap rats, dig through meat to find maggots and use a chainsaw to cut slabs into digestible chunks. You collect blood and other living matter, then spend your harvested stock to upgrade tools. More blood lets you get more tools, which help you gather more blood. Character pop-ups reveal lore as you help their characters survive.

Play alongside other tasks

DripDrip uses transparent, resizable windows that stay in front of other programs while still letting you see and interact with your computer background. You can keep it open while working, studying or playing other games behind it, hide individual windows to reach what is underneath, adjust the game speed and move the windows to another monitor, where they resize automatically.

Chapters and features

Progression is nonlinear, taking you through lore-rich chapters set in different environments, with skins, flesh and fat to discover. The game also includes secrets, disturbing imagery and tone, relaxing lullaby music, an online leaderboard and support for 20 languages.