Shadows of the Afterland has you cross between the worlds of the living and the dead, and allows you to possess the living to hopefully unearth your haunting past. This seems like a really fun classic styled adventure, so worth a look! It also has Native Linux support.
Set in 1960s Madrid, Shadows of the Afterland challenges you to unravel the mystery of a soul bearing the memories of Carolina, a woman who perplexingly has yet to be born. Embark on the first chapter of this unforgettable saga, stepping into the shoes of Carolina as you explore the enigmatic realms of the afterlife. Wield magic, shift between dimensions, and possess the living to solve puzzles woven into a compelling narrative.
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Developed by Aruma Studios, founded by Silvia Izquierdo and Rubén López, "We’re thrilled to finally offer players a glimpse into the mystical and eerie universe we’ve crafted in Shadows of the Afterland. This demo presents a taste of the challenges and story waiting for them," shared Rubén López, the creative mind behind the story and puzzle design. "The team has poured their hearts into creating a vibrant, detailed world, designed with exquisite pixel art, stunning animations, and a soundtrack that perfectly complements the game’s atmosphere," added Silvia Izquierdo, who oversees production.
Features:
- Investigate a supernatural murder mystery that blends themes of identity, courage and destiny with the afterlife, reincarnation and the connection between past and future lives.
- Take command of various playable characters using unique possession mechanics.
- Explore the intricate stories of the eccentric spirits of the afterlife through meaningful conversations.
- Apply your deduction skills to unravel clever and logical puzzles that are seamlessly woven into the storyline. Use magic and possession and move tactically between realms to crack them.
- Immerse yourself in meticulously crafted pixel art scenes and animations.
- Experience an original soundtrack that enhances the haunting atmosphere of the game.
- The classic point-and-click experience with a modern one-click user interface.
Check out the demo on Steam.
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