🟡 First of all, I want to thank you for the engagement on my previous post.
🟡 Naturally, this motivates me to start posting here more often. I hope I’ll keep my word, even though I admit my relationship with social media and consistent posting has always been… complicated. That said, today I feel inspired — and more importantly, I finally have more to show you from the new project I’m working on.
🟡 If you’re wondering what the game is called, I’ll keep that top secret for now. Steam has a habit of moving new game announcements into obscure corners where they get buried forever, so I’d rather be cautious for now.
🟡 That said, below you’ll find new screenshots from the game — locations I’ve already completed and fully implemented with gameplay.
🟡 This project leans toward a fever-dream atmosphere with depressing undertones. It started mostly as a horror game, but recent personal experiences pushed me to give it a more intimate, personal touch. Nothing extreme — just something closer to my heart. As you know, artists tend to pour what’s buried inside them into their work, and I’m doing the same here.
🟡 I’m not trying to reinvent anything with this game. It will be what you expect from me:
Religious elements
Inner struggle
Claustrophobic environments
Heavy themes
🟡 Unfortunately, there are no priests in this one — yes, this will be my first game without clerics.
🟡 On the technical side, expect a much more polished quality-of-life experience. I’m collaborating again with my friend GrimTalin, with whom I released Last Days of Lazarus. Unlike What Have You Done, Father?, this game will feature:
Fully functional menus and settings
Controller support
Several localizations
Systems that actually work properly
🟡 And yes… as in all my games, there will be a coffin you must open. If you want to know the full story behind my obsession with coffins, stick around for the next announcement. Trust me — it’s a juicy one, and you’ll love it.