The horror game Gylt, initially exclusive to Google’s Stadia, has made its way to the Nintendo Switch. This game, developed by Tequila Works, is now available for digital purchase, with a physical version set to release in May. Gylt takes players on a journey with Sally, an 11-year-old girl searching for her missing cousin, Emily. Sally’s quest leads her through a twisted and perilous version of her town, filled with puzzles and eerie challenges.

Tequila Works has drawn inspiration from the iconic survival horror game Silent Hill, crafting a narrative that combines exploration, stealth, and puzzle-solving. Players must navigate Sally through dangerous encounters with bizarre creatures, using their wits to progress. Despite its horror elements, Gylt is not just for children; it offers a tense and unsettling experience that can appeal to a broader audience.

The game’s transition to the Nintendo Switch marks a significant expansion, as Gylt has previously broadened its availability to PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S following Stadia’s closure. This move allows a wider audience to experience the unique blend of horror, storytelling, and puzzle-solving that Gylt offers.

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Gylt is priced at $29.99 on the Nintendo eShop for those interested in diving into this haunting adventure. Its arrival on the Switch brings a former Stadia exclusive to a new platform and enriches the Switch’s library with a distinct and engaging horror experience.