Thu Sep 24 2026
Version 1.5.56
- Fixed issue in Episode 1 where it was possible for the TV in Sal's room to start rotating
- Fixed issue in Episode 4 where Sal's sprite would conflict with the black overlay when he equips his guitar
- Fixed issue where character sprites would start rotating forever under specific circumstances
- Added review popup once the user has reasonably progressed or completed the game
- Adjusted SGB game in Episode 1 to help create less confusion towards the end when player starts in darkness
Sally Face is an absolute triumph of indie storytelling that translates brilliantly to mobile screens. Following Sal Fisher and his prosthetic face through the eerie halls of Addison Apartments pulls players into a atmospheric web of cults, murder, and paranormal mystery. The hand-drawn aesthetic, combined with a haunting original soundtrack, creates a distinct vibe reminiscent of 90s alternative animation mixed with genuine horror.
Mechanically, using the Gear Boy console to interact with ghost frequencies adds fantastic gameplay variety. Touch inputs work seamlessly for point-and-click exploration. The emotional weight of the story and its memorable characters will stay with you long after the credits roll. It is a must-play narrative benchmark.
Deep, emotionally compelling story handcrafted by solo developer Portable Moose
Unique Gear Boy mechanic used to speak with spirits
Distinct artistic design inspired by 1990s animation and nightmare imagery
Optional narrative puzzles providing extra lore depth
Full episodic horror storyline optimized for touch controls
Investigate crime scenes and room suites across Addison Apartments. Talk with eccentric neighbors to gather clues about strange phenomena and local murders.
Equip the modified Gear Boy console to detect paranormal frequencies. Play retro mini-games on the device to communicate with spirits and unlock forgotten memories.
Guide Sal through surreal environments, gathering inventory items and solving multi-layered environmental puzzles to advance narrative episodes.
Use paranormal gear to uncover hidden lore entries and optional story branches scattered across each chapter.
Yes, Sally Face contains psychological horror, dark themes, and disturbing story elements rated 18+.
Sally Face was created entirely by solo developer Steve Gabry under Portable Moose LLC.
I absolutely love this game!! The first time I played it was my sophomore year of high school, but I had known about it years before and obsessed about it until I finally got a laptop of my own and bought the full game on Steam. I would definitely recommend if you can playing it on Steam. It’s the original experience and just a better gameplay overall. But I am very happy that it’s on mobile now because it makes it easier to play on the go when I’m in the mood for some Sally Face, and I don’t have my laptop with me. It’s very exciting! This game is absolutely fantastic, it’s incredibly detailed. I’ve played each episode several times and still haven’t got to 100% on all of them. There’s so much to this game. I learn new lore about the story every time I play, and the story is shocking it will throw you for loops. It’s addictive and makes you think and theorize and the characters are so easy to get attached to, everything about the game is so well thought out and made. I’m very excited to see where Sally Face 2 takes us!! And I’m so happy that Portable Moose is getting the recognition they deserve, and I’m so happy to see this game taking off more than it already was. Keep up the great work! There’s a huge fandom backing you guys up the whole way! 🫶
I’m so happy this game came out on mobile. I’ve been a huge fan ever since it first came out. I screamed when I heard it would come out on mobile and that we’d finally get a Sally Face 2! Happy 19 years Sally Face!! I do have one single problem with the syncing for the achievement on Apple; I gotten a lot of achievements in game but only 3 have shown up in my Apple game and during that one part where you play as Larry he bugged out and wouldn’t stop talking so his walking animation was bugged when we had to find Ash. Overall it’s still a good game and small bugs aren’t too much of an issue as I was still able to complete the game just fine even with 2 things being bugged.
This game been my favorite for such a long time so glad us mobile users can finally play there’s a lot of bugs right now but I can keep replaying without getting bored I normally have to restart the entire episode when a bug happens but I know it’s still new to mobile still really fun so excited for sally face 2 it makes me so happy finally be able to play if anyone loves to do puzzle spooky vibe with plot twist it’s perfect keep up the good work to the devs :)
Great game! Plays wonderful, no issues at all on iPhone 17. Very unique story, decent game play time, worth the cost. It’s kind of more of a story then the classic point in click games, you can’t try random items on random things, you either have them to use or not. but does have puzzles. But sometimes he just wanna relax and play a good game with a great story! And this is one of them. Thanks developers, hope to see more soon.
I’ve been a fan of this game ever since it came out!! If you guys are having sound issues, you might need to turn off silent mode. When I first started playing this game on mobile, I had to turn silent mode off because of the sound but that doesn’t really bother me. I’m so happy that Sally Face 2 is coming out soon too!! 🥰🥰
I absolutely love sally face so i was excited to play, i have no problems with the game besides one thing. sometimes when i try to talk or open the door, it will NOT work, i have to click over and over for it to work and it makes me annoyed. Besides that one problem, i love this game.
Love the game, one of my favorite games of all time it’s just I can’t here anything, I’ve went to settings, I’ve uninstalled it, nothing really works, only works with headphones which is fine but can’t hear it without headphones,really hope it gets fixed, really good game though!!
Played this for the first time last year, shot up to one pf my favorite games ever. If you are a fan of the John Dies at the End books, you will love this game. Puzzles aren’t overly challenging, but they do make you put in effort to solve them, story is full of fascinating twists. Can’t wait for the sequel!