I don't usually leave a review, before finishing a game, but this is such an exceptional title. What a unique premise for a story - a pair of ghost hunters in the colonial period North America (1695) perform rites to help people with ghost problems.

This is an rpg with plenty of dialogue and tough choices, coupled with detective mechanics where you question both the living & the dead, and then search your surroundings in order to solve hauntings in a semi-open world.

There are also plenty of accessibility settings and difficulty options (inc. easy) if you just want to focus on the narrative and kill everything in a few hits. The main characters - Antea and Red have such amazing chemistry and dialogues are fantastic!

People are missing out on this gem - this should be a massive seller and deserve every bit of attention! Might be the most unique and one of my favorite AA games I've ever played.
Also check out Vampyr, their previous rpg, where you're a Vampire Doctor in 1910s England struggling between your thirst for blood & the desire to help patients.

I don't usually leave a review, before finishing a game, but this is such an exceptional title. What a unique premise for a story - a pair of ghost hunters in the colonial period North America (1695) perform rites to help people with ghost problems. This is an rpg with plenty of dialogue and tough choices, coupled with detective mechanics where you question both the living & the dead, and then search your surroundings in order to solve hauntings in a semi-open world. There are also plenty of accessibility settings and difficulty options (inc. easy) if you just want to focus on the narrative and kill everything in a few hits. The main characters - Antea and Red have such amazing chemistry and dialogues are fantastic! People are missing out on this gem - this should be a massive seller and deserve every bit of attention! Might be the most unique and one of my favorite AA games I've ever played. Also check out Vampyr, their previous rpg, where you're a Vampire Doctor in 1910s England struggling between your thirst for blood & the desire to help patients.