The psychological horror game The Occultist, played from a first-person perspective, is coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC (via Steam) on April 8th. It will cost $29.99. A Deluxe Edition, priced at $39.99, will also be available and includes a digital art book with 200 pages and the game’s complete soundtrack. Daedalic Entertainment is publishing the game, which was developed by DALOAR.
Here is an overview of the game, via Daedalic Entertainment:
About
In the novel The Occultist, Alan Rebels, a researcher of paranormal events, journeys to the enigmatic island of GodStone to uncover what happened to his missing father. Despite his father frequently mentioning the island throughout his life, Alan only knows that his father was born and raised there.
Alan isn’t alone on his journey. He brings his mystical pendulum, a strange object with an unknown history that has been with him through every previous paranormal investigation. As he wanders the foggy streets and eerie buildings – seemingly the only things left on the island of GodStone – he quickly realizes this case will be different from anything he’s faced before.
Until 1950, GodStone Island was home to a notorious cult known for its disturbing experiments and cruel rituals. Since then, no one has dared to visit—until now. Alan, gifted with paranormal abilities, must now navigate the island and either communicate with the unsettling spirits that linger in its abandoned streets and buildings, or avoid their potentially dangerous wrath.
Alan Rebels has seen a lot as a paranormal investigator, but the enigmatic GodStone is different. His quest to find out what happened to his father really pushes Alan’s abilities to their limit. This investigation challenges everything he thought he knew about the supernatural. The GodStone might be cursed, and while it could be broken, Alan wonders if it even should be.
Key Features
- Mystic Pendulum – the most important object for Alan. Through it, he is able to interact with the environment and modify it due to its five unique and original mechanics.
- First-Person Action – Experience the foreboding world of The Occultist through the eyes of Alan Rebels and use the mystic pendulum to unravel what happened in GodStone.
- Survival Horror – The Occultist has all the distinctive elements of the genre, with tense exploration and atmosphere, as well as an up-close and personal narrative.
- Next-Gen Graphics – The Occultist has an astonishing level and quality of graphics – for a truly immersive horror experience.
- Hide and Sneak – Alan always avoids direct combat. Using stealth mechanics, he must advance through the story without being caught off-guard.
- Memorable Characters – GodStone is populated with adversaries that will make your investigation a real nightmare.
- Puzzles – From straightforward puzzles to those that require knowledge and insight into the occult arts.
- Soundtrack – The Occultist features an original soundtrack by renowned composer Pepe Herrero.
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