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Online Sci-Fi Horror Social Deduction Game ‘Mimic’ Hits the 28 GAMES LATER Horror Showcase
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Online Sci-Fi Horror Social Deduction Game ‘Mimic’ Hits the 28 GAMES LATER Horror Showcase

Online Sci-Fi Horror Social Deduction Game ‘Mimic’ Hits the 28 GAMES LATER Horror Showcase

Trailer: https://uberstrategist.link/Mimic-IGS-YT

Today at the inaugural 28 GAMES LATER Horror Showcase, independent solo developer Ryan Laley Games released a trailer and behind-the-scenes feature for Mimic — a new sci-fi online social-deduction game inspired by The Thing, Secret Hitler, and Alien: Isolation — ahead of the game’s October 27 launch on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Evil wears many faces… including your own.
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Watch the Mimic 28 GAMES LATER Horror Showcase Trailer Here:
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Mimic twists and turns the asymmetrical multiplayer horror genre on its head, capturing the fear, vulnerability, and atmosphere of classic single-player horror experiences in a role-based multiplayer setting.

Together with your crew, you must escape the claustrophobic, crumbling corridors of the Icarus spacecraft while rooting out who amongst you is secretly a mimic — a malicious alien creature that can disguise itself as a fellow human survivor. Solve various objectives to create your escape route and survive against not one but two sinister threats pursuing you. As the terrifying titular mimic, hunt from the shadows and beneath the flesh of a friend. As the agent, ensure that the mimic survives for further study. Direct the android to those who you suspect are not who they seem.

With five players in online matchmaking and up to ten in customizable private lobbies, Mimic blends tense survival, social deduction, and dynamic mechanics into a highly replayable multiplayer experience.
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Mimic Key Features:

  • True Multiplayer Survival Horror: Every player is vulnerable. With no weapons to rely on, survival depends on teamwork, quick thinking, and knowing when not to trust those around you. Complete objectives to repair the escape shuttle and get the hell off of the Icarus!
  • Vote to Survive: At any time, you can cast your vote to send commands to the AI android roaming the halls to target a specific player. Don’t trust someone? Send the android to do your dirty work.
  • Social Deduction with Purpose: Lurking among your ranks is a corporate agent and the Mimic. Every encounter raises the tension and makes you question who you can trust. Use in-game proximity chat to coordinate… or lie. Suspicion isn’t a party game mechanic; it’s a survival mechanic.
  • Highly Customizable Matches: In public matchmaking the rules are set, but in a private lobby anything goes. Create unique experiences with game modifiers that affect objectives, environmental hazards, enemy behavior, and gameplay rules, dramatically increasing replayability.
  • Interactive Streaming: Twitch viewers become active participants, influencing gameplay by directing the relentless Android’s hunt and creating unforgettable moments for both streamers and audiences.
  • Become an Omen: When you die, continue playing as an Omen — an invisible ghost-like character that can interact with and sabotage the environment for those who remain.

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Mimic will launch into Early Access as a feature-rich multiplayer gameplay experience, to be further enhanced with new maps, player roles & progression, gameplay mechanics, narrative content, and improvements based on player feedback.

Mimic will be released in Early Access on Steam and the Epic Games Store on October 27, 2026. Survivors and skinwalkers alike can wishlist the game today. Mimic will also launch on PlayStation 5 and XBOX Series X|S in 2027 after Early Access.

Mimic Developer Interview | 28 Games Later Horror Showcase

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