Separated by Nightmares: Where Duty Dies
Separated by Nightmares: Where Duty Dies merges first-person puzzles with a poignant narrative. A driven lieutenant, haunted by hidden grief, confronts a sudden blackout. Clues force him to face buried truths, while a lurking darkness waits in the shadows.
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Free-to-play
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Est. copies sold
367
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Reviews
17
Review score
76%
7.6/10
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About the game
Separated by Nightmares: Where Duty Dies offers a horror experience that blends first-person puzzle-solving with a deeply woven narrative. Written by the fantasy author behind The Swords of Unforgotten Memories and Worlds Beneath the Shadows, this first chapter introduces you to a workaholic lieutenant who is obsessed with closing every case, driven by a relentless need for answers. His single-minded pursuit cost him his family, yet unknown to most, an even deeper grief haunts him.
When an unexpected blackout engulfs the police station, what begins as a simple power check quickly twists into a haunting quest. Ominous notes from the past start to surface, forcing the lieutenant to confront memories he had desperately tried to bury.
As you guide him through the station’s darkened corridors, you’ll uncover the true source of his torment.
Key Features
Story-Driven Horror
Immerse yourself in an unsettling narrative revealed through exploration and cryptic notes.
First-Person Perspective
View the station through the protagonist’s eyes.Mystery and Discovery
Investigate hidden clues and unravel the station’s secrets at your own pace.Emotional Depth
Engage with themes of loss, grief, and guilt, woven naturally into the storyline.Atmospheric Setting
Venture through a dimly lit police station where disturbing encounters and ominous signs lurk throughout the station.
Warning:This game has scenes of flashing lights, so it may not be suited for some viewers.