Compare Capsule prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by Adam Saltsman, Robin Arnott. Published by Finji. Released on 5/29/2014. Available on PC. Genres: Indie.

An hour of radar blips, held breath, and sound design that turns empty space into a threat. Wear headphones or do not bother starting it.

Forty minutes in I cut the engines and just floated, because the static had changed pitch and I could not tell whether the thing making it was ahead of me or behind. Capsule hands you a radar sweep, a fuel gauge, and your own ears. That is the whole interface. You steer a small craft through corridors you never actually see, reading blips and the hum around them, and when you guess wrong the sound knows before the screen does. Saltsman and Arnott built this for headphones in a dark room, and it falls apart without both. It is short, repetitive by design, and learning a route by trial and death will lose people fast. Some endings feel arbitrary rather than earned. But the audio work does what almost no horror game manages: it makes absence frightening. Bring an hour, real headphones, and patience for a piece that refuses to explain itself. Kai, Scout Team

Capsule

Capsule

May 29, 2014Adam Saltsman, Robin ArnottFinji
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An hour of radar blips, held breath, and sound design that turns empty space into a threat. Wear headphones or do not bother starting it.

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GamerScout Verdict

For patient headphone listeners who want dread over spectacle; skip it if trial-and-death repetition wears you down.

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Forty minutes in I cut the engines and just floated, because the static had changed pitch and I could not tell whether the thing making it was ahead of me or behind. Capsule hands you a radar sweep, a fuel gauge, and your own ears. That is the whole interface. You steer a small craft through corridors you never actually see, reading blips and the hum around them, and when you guess wrong the sound knows before the screen does. Saltsman and Arnott built this for headphones in a dark room, and it falls apart without both. It is short, repetitive by design, and learning a route by trial and death will lose people fast. Some endings feel arbitrary rather than earned. But the audio work does what almost no horror game manages: it makes absence frightening. Bring an hour, real headphones, and patience for a piece that refuses to explain itself.

Kai
Kai · Scout Team

Indie & narrative

Tags

auto-admittedRadar InterfaceAudio-DrivenMinimalistSci-Fi MysteryHeadphones RecommendedShort PlaytimeAtmospheric HorrorExperimentalSound Design ShowcaseTrial and ErrorOne SittingNo CombatSlow BurnAbstract VisualsTense NavigationArt Game

System Requirements

Minimum

OS
Windows 7
Processor
Intel Core i3
Memory
512 MB RAM

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Game Info

Developer
Adam Saltsman, Robin Arnott
Publisher
Finji
Release Date
May 29, 2014

Features

Single-playerSteam AchievementsPartial Controller SupportFamily Sharing

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Frequently asked questions about Capsule

How much does Capsule cost?

As of 8 September 2026, the cheapest in-stock offer for Capsule is €0.71 at Gamivo, out of 3 live offers we track across verified key stores. Prices change daily — the table on this page is refreshed continuously.

Where can I buy Capsule cheapest?

The lowest in-stock price we track for Capsule is €0.71 at Gamivo (8 September 2026). We compare 3 live offers from verified key stores — the full table with every store and its trust score is on this page.

What platforms is Capsule available on?

Capsule is available on PC.

When was Capsule released?

Capsule was released on 29 May 2014.

Who developed Capsule?

Capsule was developed by Adam Saltsman, Robin Arnott and published by Finji.