The bodycam-style psychological horror FPS A.A.U. Black Site is moving closer to its Steam Early Access launch in Spring 2026, with developer Raspberry Studio now releasing a new demo that unlocks the entirety of Chapter 2. Available on PC via Steam, the updated demo offers players their most extensive hands-on look yet at the game’s unsettling blend of tactical combat and psychological horror.

Set during a covert operation gone disastrously wrong, A.A.U. Black Site places players in the role of an operative from the secretive A.A.U. Special Forces unit. What begins as a routine mission in Serbia quickly spirals into chaos when the protagonist is intercepted, framed, and abandoned in the desolate region of Uzovnica. With communications severed and allies missing, survival becomes increasingly uncertain as reality itself starts to unravel.
The newly released Chapter 2 demo pushes the experience further, introducing more aggressive enemy encounters and denser environmental storytelling. The signature bodycam perspective remains central, reinforcing a claustrophobic, found-footage aesthetic that grounds every firefight and surreal moment in unsettling realism. As the mission unfolds, the line between grounded military operations and creeping psychological dread continues to blur.
Raspberry Studio has confirmed that A.A.U. Black Site will enter Steam Early Access in Spring 2026, with development shaped heavily by community feedback. During this phase, the team plans to expand the game with additional story chapters, weapons, locations, enemy types, and ongoing technical and quality-of-life improvements.
