The Immaculate Drag

10/8 More underground games: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45665580 And part 2: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46219602

The Immaculate Drag, developed and published by Discrete Infinity, is a somber and atmospheric narrative experience that delves into themes of loneliness, nostalgia, and self-destruction. It occupies that peculiar middle ground between an art installation and an interactive story, drawing players into a neon-drenched cityscape that feels alive yet suffocatingly empty. The player inhabits the role of a washed-up writer wandering through the late-night streets, chain-smoking and searching for meaning amid the haze of memory and regret. There are no grand revelations or heroic arcs to uncover—only fleeting conversations, quiet introspection, and the feeling of being suspended in time. It’s a meditation on burnout and longing, captured through minimalist gameplay and haunting visual design. From the very first steps, The Immaculate Drag establishes a distinct sense of mood and place. The world is bathed in artificial light, with reflections shimmering on rain-slick streets and cigarette smoke curling lazily in the air. Every alleyway, every flickering sign, and every darkened storefront contributes to the feeling of an urban purgatory—a space between dreams and reality. The lighting, …

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If you’ve ever taken a soul searching walk in the city in the wee hours or better yet just before dawn, that is what this game feels like. Deep, raw and introspective with some interesting characters. Maybe you relate to some of them, all of them or none of them but their stories, the noir style, the jazzy lo-fi music and 80s Miami aesthetic will have you wanting to head out into the night to embrace your melancholic side and maybe even light up a cigarette. Spark up a conversation with a stranger or maybe just let your thoughts drift like smoke on the wind. Thoroughly enjoyed and made sure to get all three endings and get in the lighthouse!

found this game when the devs were showin it at magfest last year and snagged it on the spot. the vibes of their booth and game were so rad i instantly fell in love. because life was lifeing, i finally just got to playing it and i gotta say, it was worth the wait. short, bittersweet, and left a solid impression. really loved this one.

10/10 would smoke again.