The controversy around the surreal horror game Horses seems to only be adding to the game's mystique. Stores like GOG and Itch.io, which are carrying Horses despite its ban from platforms like Steam and Epic, now list the game as their number-one top seller. At least one storefront has seemingly reversed course on the ban, too, as Humble has once again listed Horses for sale.
Italian developer Santa Ragione describes Horses as "an enigmatic first person horror adventure that blurs the line between reality and the darkest corners of your imagination." It's centered on a shocking image: a farm full of humans, naked except for a horse mask covering their faces, all being treated as livestock.
