The Foglands is an atmospheric story-driven action roguelite, where you’ll discover new paths, and uncover old secrets. Run into the unknown, fight monsters, scavenge loot, and try to make it back before you are swallowed by the Fog.

The Foglands is an Anti-Western action narrative roguelite that has you diving through floors of monster filled, ever-shifting, secret-packed rooms using your fists, several kinds of guns, and cans of beans to save your home from an ancient monster .Not only that, it’s also a story about people coming together in the dark, claustrophobic, grim world to make a community that shines bright against the evil all around it. If you want some better insight, check out our trailers on our Youtube Channel.

Foglands is a hybrid experience and can be played in both VR-mode and FPS-mode (First-Person-Shooter). The hybrid experience is currently available on PlayStation 5 and PSVR2. You can switch back n’ forth between ‘em (via main-menu) if your arms get tired of throwing bean cans at scary monsters. Fun fact: We love beans.

Currently you can venture into The Foglands on PlayStation5, PSVR2, and Quest 2.  But whispers in the Fog foreshadow more is to come…

The Foglands is an Anti-Western action narrative roguelite that has you diving through floors of monster filled, ever-shifting, secret-packed rooms using your fists, several kinds of guns, and cans of beans to save your home from an ancient monster .Not only that, it’s also a story about people coming together in the dark, claustrophobic, grim world to make a community that shines bright against the evil all around it. If you want some better insight, check out our trailers on our Youtube Channel.

No steam…for now >:)

YES IT DOES! We are using dynamic foveated rendering with eye-tracking (Everyone asks us this hehe). We use eye tracking for intention targeting and headset rumble as well as resistive triggers for a more immersive experience. For a deeper dive, check out our extra cool blog discussing just that.

Depends how quickly you can adapt. A full “run” in our roguelite will take around 45-55 minutes. And we’ve had players clear the game in around 8-12 hours. Our game has 3 primary ‘biomes’ and bosses, which means there’s plenty to explore!

You start by buying your gear (guns, tools, explosives) in your Hub before the run to have as strong a start as you want. You can also just dive in nude (in real life or in the game).

From there you head down an elevator into the first floor of the run. There are 3 biomes with 2 floors on each, one is a boss floor and the other is for exploration, combat, building your power, etc. Each biome gets harder and the bosses are all different. Collect cards to build your power and go further before you expire! There are also vendors that sell you new weapons, health kits, explosives, and cans of beans!

And lastly, there is a fully voiced story that is structured similar to Hades! Learning more about the world and its characters the more runs you do. All in all, we just made TOO MUCH GAME!

At its core, it’s a shooter game, however, the player can utilize both “melee” and “throwing” to damage and combo enemies. Wanna fire your gun? Sure. Smash a stool over someone’s head? Yup. Throw a wrench at someone, have it bounce back, and then catch it for a second round? Abso -tootin’ -lootly! One last feature to mention here is “time slow” during combat. This boost triggers when doing sweet combos, giving you extra time to dodge bullets, reload, and feel like you’ve just entered The Matrix.

Both modes were actually built in tandem. We had to constantly be asking ‘is this a good VR experience?’ as well as ‘how does this work in flat mode?’ Because of that we have a really fun game in both modes and they play pretty differently because of the various design solutions we came up with.

2024 is the hope, friends. Wouldn’t it be a dream to walk into a Game Stop and see it up on the shelves, The Stranger drawin’ you in with his big ol’ grin?

The idea was originally conceived by founders, Sam Warner and Marc Meler, for their college thesis project! Sam grew up in an overcast Seattle and found himself imagining gunslinging cowboys lost in the fog, shooting out street lights that looked like giant glowing eyes. From there they drew tons of inspiration from Stephen King, Fallout, Red Dead and everyone’s favorite, Dark Souls.

After graduation, they created Well Told with some friends, dreaming of making the full game one day. The Foglands came about as a want for more western-styled adventure games that had community at its heart.