This was such a good game! The stop motion scenes were so well done! I enjoyed every moment of this game and hope more come to discover it! Excellent work!
Hello! I couldn't help noticing that the moment I begun this game, a song begun to play that was very familiar to me! As it happens, I live on the Isle of Man and the song you used in the intro cutscene is called "The Moddey Dhoo", and is a traditional Manx folk song which I have heard many a time. I loved how folkelore-y the game was too, I love that kind of thing! If you're interested I would love to discuss Manx folklore with you. Frankly the game could well have taken place on the Isle of Man, it all very much reminded me of local folklores and tales I have heard whilst living here. If you do make another game like this, please consider setting it on our little isle.
Amazing. I love the atmosphere of this game. So dark and doom. Very interesting and pretty deep and realistic. I'd love another games like that. Reminds me Darkwood a lot.
This is a phenomenal work of art, and has made me realize things not only about witch trials, but about the nature of videogames as a medium. It just works so well and I've been had this game even longer in my mind than it takes to play through it. Bravo!
i played this on steam and absolutely loved it. the art is phenomenal and it showcases the tragedy of the witch trials without being trivializing. it feels more like an interactive art installment than a game, and i mean this in a good way!
I love folk horror in any case but I did not expect this to be so amazing. The art and the cut scenes are stunning, the story is amazing and once I figured out what was going on, I just loved how everything fit together.
I also have no idea how you managed to make certain “investigation” techniques so fun even though they are so wrong :D
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This was such a good game! The stop motion scenes were so well done! I enjoyed every moment of this game and hope more come to discover it! Excellent work!
Hello! I couldn't help noticing that the moment I begun this game, a song begun to play that was very familiar to me! As it happens, I live on the Isle of Man and the song you used in the intro cutscene is called "The Moddey Dhoo", and is a traditional Manx folk song which I have heard many a time. I loved how folkelore-y the game was too, I love that kind of thing! If you're interested I would love to discuss Manx folklore with you. Frankly the game could well have taken place on the Isle of Man, it all very much reminded me of local folklores and tales I have heard whilst living here. If you do make another game like this, please consider setting it on our little isle.
Amazing. I love the atmosphere of this game. So dark and doom. Very interesting and pretty deep and realistic. I'd love another games like that. Reminds me Darkwood a lot.
The vibes are absolutely immaculate. Love the art direction, the language style and, my god, those stop-motion cut scenes are beautiful.
Thank you so much! Very kind of you to say.
hi ,, i like ure game_ u want to make a collab ??
This is a phenomenal work of art, and has made me realize things not only about witch trials, but about the nature of videogames as a medium. It just works so well and I've been had this game even longer in my mind than it takes to play through it. Bravo!
Thank you so much! Very kind of you to say.
i played this on steam and absolutely loved it. the art is phenomenal and it showcases the tragedy of the witch trials without being trivializing. it feels more like an interactive art installment than a game, and i mean this in a good way!
Absolutely fantastic. The message, the visuals, the story. 10/10 A+
Thanks so much for playing and glad you enjoyed it!
There's an episode of the podcast Dotzip about your game. They also thought it was pretty great.
Oh cool, thanks for letting me know, I'll check that out.
I love folk horror in any case but I did not expect this to be so amazing. The art and the cut scenes are stunning, the story is amazing and once I figured out what was going on, I just loved how everything fit together.
I also have no idea how you managed to make certain “investigation” techniques so fun even though they are so wrong :D
I am in awe.