A demo version of the Russian fishing simulator in the spirit of Lovecraftian Dredge has been released on Steam

Players will be able to try Dreadmoor before its full release.

Recently, Dream Dock studio and Digital Vortex Entertainment publisher presented a demo version of the game Dreadmoor on PC in Steam. The authors offer an unconventional take on a fishing simulator. The approach is similar to what the authors of the acclaimed Dredge used: the developers added Lovecraftian elements.

Dreadmoor is positioned as a dark first-person fishing adventure in a submerged world that has survived a terrible catastrophe. Players are invited to go fishing in murky waters, as well as craft equipment and upgrade their boat. Sometimes they will have to fight local monsters.

In honor of the Dreadmoor demo launch, a special trailer was presented:

You can add Dreadmoor to your Steam wishlist by following this link. The game does not yet have a specific release date, but there is a release window — they plan to release it in the fourth quarter of 2026.

A separate page has been opened for the demo version: you can find Dreadmoor Demo here. To run it, you will need a PC with a processor like Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600, as well as graphics cards such as NVIDIA GTX 1060 and AMD Radeon RX 580.