Arctic Eggs, Mouthwashing, and No, I'm Not a Human Finally Head to Xbox | ID@Xbox

Three indie games that went viral over the past three years are finally making their Xbox debut, thanks to publisher Critical Reflex.

During today's ID@Xbox showcase for October 2026, it was announced that the acclaimed indie titles Arctic Eggs, Mouthwashing, and No, I'm Not a Human are coming to Xbox for the first time.

Arctic Eggs is a physics-based game where you cook eggs in — you guessed it — the Arctic. It sounds simple, but the game's physics turn this chore into a real test of patience. And it's not just eggs you'll be cooking; you'll pan-fry everything from cockroaches to shot glasses, sausages, stingrays, and more, all to feed the city's hungry inhabitants and possibly earn an audience with the Saint of Six Stomachs. Developed by The Water Museum, Arctic Eggs is available today (October 20, 2026) on Xbox Series X/S.

No, I'm Not a Human is a chilling tale that follows a homeowner in an increasingly uninhabitable world. Players must decide who to shelter and who to turn away as the days grow hotter, with mysterious beings crawling out of the ground — beings that look, and sometimes act, like humans. Choose the real people and wait out the apocalypse together; choose impostors and risk your housemates' lives. No, I'm Not a Human will be available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass in 2027.

Cult indie horror game Mouthwashing, first released in September 2024, is an exciting addition to the Xbox family. Set on a shipwrecked space freighter, players are responsible for managing its remaining crew as they slowly descend into madness and self-destruction. Mouthwashing is coming to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Xbox Game Pass on October 29, 2026.

IGN gave Mouthwashing a glowing review, scoring it a sparkling 9 out of 10. Reviewer Ronny Barrier praised it as a "grimy, uncomfortable, and incredibly compelling, painting an unsettling picture of who we can be in our worst moments – and it doesn’t let us get away with it."

That’s not all; Critical Reflex will be sharing more information on its YouTube channel later today.

Critical Reflex is known for a bevy of strange and interesting games that often go viral on YouTube; they've published titles like Militsioner, where players must make their escape from a giant policeman who's watching their every move, and Buckshot Roulette, where, well... you play Russian Roulette with a shotgun, with a few additional mechanics mixed in.