Vous vous réveillez perdu dans un village de sectaires abandonné du XIXe siècle, cible principale d'une chasse impitoyable. Ce survival-horror à la première personne mise sur la furtivité et la fuite pour esquiver les villageois ultra-rapides qui patrouillent sans relâche. Résolvez des énigmes complexes pour percer le sombre héritage de votre famille et vos liens personnels avec la folie.
Une canne sert d'unique arme contre les assaillants, tandis que l'esprit vif révèle les solutions des puzzles. Une détection déclenche des poursuites haletantes, mais des mouvements précis et un contrôle du stress vous permettent de vous en sortir si vous gardez votre calme. Les amateurs de stealth et de puzzles s'y épanouiront dans ce tense indie action-adventure sur PC.
Shame Legacy is a first-person survival-horror, set in a 19th century forsaken cultist village. You attempt to survive using stealth and escape mechanics. By solving puzzles, you figure out your connection to it all. Meanwhile, an eerie danger looms over…
Waking up confused in a past equivalent of an anger management convention, you quickly realize that: 1. A hunt is taking place, 2. You’re the prey they’re after.
The legacy of your family seems to have caught up to you, but maybe not in the way you'd expect. Apparently an inheritance doesn't always mean fancy yachts.
If you hope to get to the bottom of it all, you’ve got to move silently and avoid contact. The villagers are all over the place, looking for you. And they're damn fast if they see or hear you...
Your mental ability will come in handy when solving puzzles. So will your cane, which also serves as your defense weapon to fend off attacking villagers. Very eco-friendly approach to maximizing assets.
Getting detected isn’t the end of the world if you’re fast enough and can keep your nerves in check. Having just woken up, the village doctor would have some harsh things to say about your health status and stress resistance. If you find yourself close to the edge, there's always relief to be found. Disclaimer: this isn't a drug commercial.
