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Grease Trap '99

Story-driven Mystery Horror / Comedic Takeaway Simulator. Deep-fry pizzas and live the Scottish dream. Voice-acted in Scottish Gaelic; subtitles in English or Gaelic.

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About the Game

Alone on the Night Shift

Working in a small-town Scottish fish and chip shop, you begin to feel the presence of something growing beneath the sticky floor tiles.

The Fryer Never Stops

Between battering fish, deep-frying pizzas, and stirring curry sauce for impatient locals, you’ll have to investigate the mystery without letting the orders pile up.

A Cultural Slice of Life

Set in the year 1999, experience the rhythms of a late-night Highland takeaway. Fully voice-acted in Scottish Gaelic, with English or Gaelic subtitles.

Retro-Inspired Horror

Nostalgia blends with the uncanny with visuals inspired by the PS1 and PS2. Low-poly environments and stark lighting create a dreamlike, unsettling atmosphere.