DripDrip is a desktop horror game that runs passively while you work or study, draining your character's blood supply over time. You manage this morbid resource by clicking to restore vitals and unlock increasingly unsettling visual effects on your monitor. It's designed for players who want ambient weirdness and a darkly absurdist distraction during productivity sessions.
About this game
If your computer was given a double-dose of Benadryl, this is the nightmare it'd have. How much blood can you keep while you study and work?
Players, last 70 days
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Daily peak concurrent players, sampled once a night from Steam.
The last of the DLC for DripDrip just dropped! It is a pretty summertime skin! And when you have it, it appears next to your name on the leaderboard for all to see!Also, I wanted to mention that I fixed a startup issue for Linux, so if anyone had trouble with playing on Linux, it should be fine now! And that's it, that's the last of the DLC! I hope you enjoy it :)
Similar to Girlworm mode, Digital Pet mode is a piece of content from late in the game. What this DLC does is allow it to be accessed with an on/off switch in the Settings menu in a separate, isolated experience from how it would otherwise appear.** DLC Modes do not accumulate score.Activating either the Girlworm DLC or the Digital Pet DLC turns off the main game, so it does not contribute to your score or affect anything else.You can get the Bundle of both DLC and the main game here.Or get them separately:
Happy Wednesday the 13th! Girlworm Mode, a Visual Novel simulacra, is a deep-seated part of the game, but now you can isolate DripDrip into just that experience and skip to it, removing the rest of the gameplay with an on/off switch in the Settings menu. This isolated mode with its on/off switch is only available as DLCHowever, as a connected feature to the rest of the game's components, you can unlock it in the main game. Please see the Guide for how.
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