Sip Or Die is a psychological horror death game built for 4‑player online multiplayer. Four kidnapped strangers awaken in a sealed ritual chamber, abducted by a sadistic antagonist known only as The Pigman. With no memory of how they arrived and no knowledge of each other, they are forced to compete in a lethal drinking game where survival depends on chance, strategy, and cruelty.
The chamber itself is possessed, bathed in red light, and ruled by a demonic entity known as The Overseer. Emerging from the wall with shifting facial animations, The Overseer reacts in real time to the unfolding ritual. The Pigman enforces its will, filling vials and triggering the wheel as commanded.
Sip Or Die is a high‑tension psychological party horror. On each round, you will gamble with life itself. As the ritual progresses, pressure escalates as players betray, manipulate, and watch alliances collapse. Constant psychological tension defines the experience.
The Pigman is always present, obeying The Overseer and enforcing the ritual. He fills the vials, spins the wheel, and ensures the rules are followed. The danger comes from both the environment and the other players: poisoned drinks, revolvers, electric chairs, and Pigman‑controlled roulette events ensure no one is safe.
At the heart of the ritual are the vials. Some contain water, others poison, and others trigger brutal outcomes. Players interact with the vial wheel and the Wheel of Fortune, both operated by the Pigman under the Overseer’s gaze. These items dictate the flow of the game, shifting power and forcing unpredictable results.
Each player begins with two hearts, representing their lives. Survival means protecting those hearts while targeting others. Strategic betrayals, shifting alliances, and direct player targeting are all part of the cycle. Every decision carries weight, and the psychological pressure never lets up.
The game takes place in a possessed, red‑lit ritual chamber. The Overseer’s demonic face is embedded in the wall, animated and alive, feeding on fear and choice.
• Multiplayer (4 Players): Online death game where real players compete simultaneously. Dynamic alliances, betrayals, and unpredictable targeting define the experience. Only one survivor escapes.
• Singleplayer (1v1 vs The Pigman): A head‑to‑head duel against the Pigman himself. Adapted balancing creates a tense solo survival experience.
You are always on your own. Difficulty is shaped by the mode: multiplayer pits you against other players, while singleplayer focuses on direct psychological combat with the Pigman.
