Unclear Games has officially announced The Florist, a brand-new survival horror title slated for global release in 2026 on PC and consoles. Alongside the reveal, the studio launched the game’s official trailer and Steam page, giving players a first glimpse into the world of Joycliffe, a seemingly peaceful lakeside town overcome by a sinister floral plague.
Players will step into the shoes of Jessica Park, a florist whose routine delivery spirals into a nightmare as the town becomes consumed by aggressive, evolving plant life.
What begins as a simple errand quickly transforms into a struggle for survival as Jessica faces grotesque enemies, puzzles, and unnatural growth that seems to have a mind of its own. Behind the beautiful chaos lies a mysterious plan to “create new life” — one that may cost humanity its own.
The Florist trades shadow and decay for vibrancy and color, unlike traditional survival horror environment design. Every environment in Joycliffe is hand-crafted, using light, hue, and organic detail to evoke dread in unexpected ways. The game’s fixed-camera system and day-night cycle enhance its eerie unpredictability, ensuring no two encounters feel the same.
With multiple difficulty options, unlimited inventory, autosave checkpoints, and hidden collectibles, The Florist aims to blend classic design sensibilities with modern accessibility.
Drawing inspiration from the genre’s golden era while cultivating its own unique identity, Unclear Games promises a “true survival horror” experience that’s as beautiful as it is terrifying. You can wishlist the game now on Steam, and watch the brand new trailer below.
