My Hole is a Mouth of Dirt follows a lonely cloaked being called Mole, living in a vast desolate, otherworldly underground network of tunnels. Mole hears what he believes to be the voice of God and follows his instructions with faith that all he's done has a greater purpose. His faith is tested one day after he is instructed to venture even deeper beneath the Earth to deliver a baby, for no given reason except to believe this is the right thing to do.

Neither focusing on jump scare tactics, cryptic puzzles or frustrating chasers, nor a threatless and fangless hollow horror experience. Instead it focuses on bringing your mind to a dark place for 50-80 minutes, presenting interesting and strange scenarios to immerse yourself in as you explore a twisted underground with gameplay mechanics tied directly into the story, occasionally dealing with a strange horror that creeps up on. Backed with an atmosphere conjured up to tackle a darker look at trust, faith, love, hate and fatherhood.

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Take your mind to a dark place with a thick atmosphere conjured up by a dreamy original soundtrack and a flow of events and environments laced with darker context and subtext.
The game is not without fangs however, face a small selection of stranger horrors that rely neither on jump scares nor chaser tactics, rather bringing forth something a lot more twisted and strange.
A stand-alone journey that can be experienced by anyone who can stomach the disturbing content, but also ties into something greater for fans of other Yai Gameworks games.
Connected and stitched together with a surreal narrative brimming with detail about one man's literal descent into his faith and belonging to this world.

I do as he sayeth, even when I don't like it. For I am but a vessel to God, that's what I was made for.

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