Planned Release Date: November 2026

About This Game

Get caught. Get attached.

One player is the wolf. The second it tags you, a stretchy elastic snaps between you both, and now you are a hunter too. Every catch drags another player into the tangle, until the whole pack is one giant, flailing, many-limbed squid hauling itself across the map.

The last player still loose wins. Good luck with that.

The elastic is everything

Squidlash runs on one gloriously silly physics toy: the bungee. Wind it around a pillar to load up tension, then jump and get slingshotted halfway across the arena. Dive through a stretched tether to slip a capture. Whip your prey clean off a ledge. Every chase becomes a chaotic tug-of-war where nobody is fully in control, and that is exactly the point.

Grab friends. Or grab bots.

Fill a lobby with friends online, or jump in solo against bots and start trouble any time. Rounds are short, restarts are instant, and there is zero downtime — the kind of game you boot up "for one match" and look up an hour later.

What's in the box

• Physics-driven bungee tag where no two chases play out the same

• Get caught and switch sides — the hunters grow into a living squid

• Online multiplayer, plus bots so you never wait around for a lobby

• Bright, chaotic arenas built for slinging, dodging, and undignified faceplants

• Power-ups mid-run: a speed boost, a mega-jump, wall-hack radar, and a grappling hook

• Dead simple to learn, impossible to play with a straight face

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Pre-generated AI tools were used to create store page and marketing artwork (capsules, key art, banners, broadcast panels). No AI-generated content ships inside the game itself: all in-game visuals are built procedurally in code or come from CC0 asset kits. No live-generated AI content.