Indie Developer Clapperheads Announces Bodycam Horror Simulation Zoochosis

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Indie developer Clapperheads invites you to spend a terrifying evening as a newly hired zoo night guard where the animals are not what they first seem in the horror simulation Zoochosis.

Zoochosis will take you through a unique horror experience, with the key perspective of the game being filmed from a body camera attached to your chest. Through this camera, you will record the horrifying events during your first night shift at the zoo. As you care for the animals, you discover as the night progresses that they are falling ill, infected by some parasite that transforms them into bloodthirsty mutants with terrifying consequences.

You must identify the infected animals and create vaccines to cure them before the parasite spreads out of control beyond the zoo. This game is unique because it also offers the ability to communicate with the animals and care for them, meaning that as players, we can feed them, clean up after them, and pet them. Notably, choices will be very important in this game, as your decisions will be key to unlocking the final ending of the story.

Zoochosis is coming to PC via Steam in the second quarter of this year.