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Pathologic 3
Save a town from a mysterious plague in this in narrative first-person RPG. Learn the stories of its unusual inhabitants. Shape their lives with your decrees. Diagnose patients. Face the Plague. Connect the dots. Find out who killed the immortal man. Correct your mistakes in the past.
Details
- Released
- January 9, 2026
- Developer
- Ice-Pick Lodge
- Genres
- Survival · Role-playing (RPG) · Simulator · Adventure · Indie · Horror · Open world
- Publisher
- HypeTrain Digital
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox Series X|S
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Pathologic 3 Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Pathologic 3 | Review | A disturbing new chapter in Ice-Pick Lodge's horror detective saga.
In the third part of the psychological horror, you decide about life and death, and your actions and decisions will determine the future of the infected city.
The new title from Ice-Pick Lodge subverts characteristics of its predecessors without abandoning its unsettling identity and complex systems.
Thanks to Pathologic 3, we start 2026 with a bang. A particularly original title that, despite some minor shortcomings, provides a strong and unique experience...
Defying all traditional game design conventions like its predecessors, Pathologic 3 offers a consistently compelling journey of morality in the face of death.
Given a little more time to cook, Pathologic 3 would be an easy recommendation to players looking to see what this cult series is about. For those returning, tragic healers, these wobbles will hardly detract from the allure of another deadly vacation with gaming’s most neurotic medicine man.
Pain. Disease. Death. All unpleasant, yet all realities of the human condition. While the sciences have come a long way, the claims of those who practiced them were once much more ambitious and unwieldy. It might seem silly to consider reaching immortality through science, but in eras such as the one Dr. Daniil Dankovsky lived in, it wasn’t just snake oil salesmen who invested in the impossible. Hindsight shows how human lifespans have increased remarkably in recent centuries, and that medi...
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