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Heartworm 1.1 Update Adds Challenge Mode, Soundtrack & More

Heartworm

Heartworm, the haunting love letter to classic 90s survival horror, has received its first major update — and it’s a big one. Developed by Vincent Adinolfi and published by DreadXP, the new 1.1 Update is out now, introducing a slew of player-requested features, tweaks, and additions that make this nostalgic nightmare even richer.


Heartworm - 1.1 Update
Heartworm – 1.1 Update

💀 The 1.1 Update — Out Now

The latest patch dives deep into gameplay refinements and fan feedback, introducing a range of new content and balance changes. Here’s everything new in Heartworm 1.1:

If you’ve been waiting for an excuse to replay Heartworm — or dive in for the first time — this update is the perfect reason.


🕯️ A Journey Through Grief and Memory

Heartworm follows Sam, a young woman unable to move on after the death of her beloved grandfather. Desperate for answers, she’s drawn into an online forum that promises to reconnect her with the dead — leading her to a mysterious mountain house said to breach the barrier between life and death.

What begins as a search for closure becomes a descent into grief, memory, and psychological horror.


📷 Classic Horror Reimagined

Blending old and new, Heartworm perfectly fuses fixed-camera exploration with third-person over-the-shoulder gameplay, offering both nostalgia and modern control options. Combat is limited and deliberate, relying on a camera-as-weapon mechanic to fend off the horrors stalking Sam.

Fans of Silent Hill, Resident Evil, and late-90s survival horror will feel right at home — but also deeply unsettled.


🎧 Soundtrack Now Available

Alongside the update, Vincent Adinolfi has released the official Heartworm soundtrack — featuring over 60 original tracks that bring the game’s atmosphere to life. A mix of ambient dread and nostalgic melancholy, it’s a must-listen for fans of retro psychological horror.


🩸 Where to Play

Heartworm is available now on Steam for PC, with the 1.1 Update and soundtrack release live today.

Whether you’re reliving it with the new Challenge Mode or haunting its halls for the first time, Heartworm’s chilling charm — and emotional weight — make it one of the standout indie horror experiences of the year.

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