Cat Named Mojave is a first-person horror game with elements of survival and absurd surrealism. You find yourself alone in a lifeless wasteland, where every step is filled with anxiety and the whisper of the wind. The world seems alien, sounds echo off the dead hills, and your only chance for salvation lies with a creature you can't trust. The hunt for salvation What lies before you isn't just a bleak landscape, but a place where reality is constantly distorted. To survive, you'll have to hunt strange, absurdly living creatures, harvest their trophies, and bring them to those who promise aid. Everything around you looks familiar, but the further you go, the less certain you become that this world is real. The silence is deceptive — beneath it, the movements and breathing of something invisible are hidden. Every time you descend into the basement, you sense a watching presence. Sand, rust, and blood intertwine, creating an unsettling mixture of smells and sounds. Your actions give rise to new nightmares, and the question remains: are you willing to do anything to survive? Features of the game A plot-driven horror with elements of survival and psychological pressure. A surreal atmosphere where reality is constantly changing. Mechanics of hunting, collecting trophies and interacting with a mysterious ally. Oppressive sound design and frightening visual aesthetics.