
A survival horror mixed with found footage elements. Unveil the secrets of a dark satanic cult and solve the Solomon Manor puzzles while hiding from the deadly Goat Face.
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Whispers of a shadowy satanic cult connected to dozens of missing people have ignited a firestorm of rumors. Some believe the tales are true, while others dismiss them as a hoax. In the wake of a brutal wave of journalist layoffs, Sarah is ready to chase the story no one else dares touch. But as she digs deeper into the horrifying mystery, she’ll soon realize that risking her life for that one shot may be the worst mistake she’s ever made.
Discover the secrets that lie behind the walls of the Solomon manor in this obscure third person survival horror made by the creators of The Night of the Scissors and Cannibal Abduction, inspired by the satanic panic from the 80s and found footage movies.
Experience the fear of being locked with the deadly Goat Face.
Find places to hide... Or fight back, if you dare.
Interview Black Hill's locals and record as much footage as you can in the free view first person mode.
A huge victorian manor to explore, every room is full of interactions, items to collect, things to record, secrets and puzzles.
Blow the candles that light the devil shrines for saving your progress, but there's a catch... The manor will become darker every time you do it!
Cinematic camera angles and authentic VHS glitches.
Learn about the Architect's secrets and discover an incredible plot twist!
Contemplate the most horrific creations in an ingame gallery art. Every piece you see was painted by real horror artists!
Enjoy a classic tense survival horror experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat, or pick the scary mode for an experience full of loud jumpscares. Up to a real challenge? Opt for the Deadly mode, which features a more lethal enemy and the key to unlock and even harder difficulty!
Disclaimer: This game is an experience meant for players 18 years and over. The base content is estimated to be finished in ~5 hours. Keep this in mind before acquiring the product.
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Languages: English*, French, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, German*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
Autant j'ai bien aimé Cannibal Abduction et The night of scissor autant celui la joue sur quelque de chose de très dérangeant et je n'aime pas du tout
I am not someone who enjoys run and hide style horror games very much, but I do love fixed camera style survival horror and I will take a swing at this sort of game because often there's enough there despite my grievances to make it worthwhile - which was the case in both Night of the Scissors and Cannibal Abduction, so I was looking forward to this one. Sadly, although there's a lot I really like here, I find the stalker to be way too hard to shake off in this one and it has driven me to drop it. I will still recommend checking it out for anyone who likes puppet combo games or the games made by this developer previously as I am sure you'll get more out of it than I did. If you want more of a resident evil/silent hill sort of fixed camera game, this is probably not going to do it for you. I was intrigued by the plot, the set up, the level design and the visuals. I do think the inventory size is more of a hinderance than anything else though. The camera and the notebook should probably not take up slots and just let us have 5 slots free. As far as I can tell there's only 1 item box and pretty seriously limited saves so there's just a huge amout of running back and forth and risking losing progress. I really dig the save system actually, the lighting of candles/blowing them out is a really great idea. Also, the map is frustrating as hell. Having nothing marked other than doors and wether they are locked or not is kind of not enough in a game like this. Obviously there's always going to be a degree of personal preference here, I tend to like my survival horror maps to be clear and cleanly marked with the basic things I have found that are relevant, you know, save points, item boxes, unsolved puzzles. And for some games the lack of map detail can work, I just think between the tiny inventory (3 useable slots before the upgrade) and the borderlne worthless map it feels like the game is trying to maximize the chances we run into the stalker in a pretty annoying way. Honestly, I'd be annoyed with these things regardless but I'd suck it up and keep playing if there were an easy mode to mitigate the frustration. I don't often pine for an easy mode in horror games, usually I want a hard mode to dive head first into, but in this case I guess it's the opposite. Oh well. Sometimes you just have to admit that maybe a game isn't for you. It's just harder to stomach when it has so much you likve about it. Give it a go if you lean more into the clock tower/puppet combo style, I'm sure you'll have a blast here.
All we pray, although we can't decide Catholic in the morning satanist at night All we pray, although we can't decide Catholic in the morning satanist at night Invocate the crucified To hell he went, My testament Onward into war we ride We raise the cross, the sacrament In fire born, my soul is now divided (tonight) My mind is torn, it cannot be decided now No! All we pray, although we can't decide Catholic in the morning satanist at night Agnus totus deus diabolu Cantus nocturnus infernum aeternus Halleluja Loyal side by side we stand With blood we run the war routine All we wait for your command the son of God The Nazarene Hail the storm, the altar is divided (tonight) The bible torn it cannot be decided now no! Agnus totus deus diabolu Cantus nocturnus infernum aeternus Halleluja (Yes) Catholic! (No) Catholic! (Yes) Catholic! (No) Satanist! (Yes) Catholic! (No) Catholic! (Yes) Catholic! (No) Satanist! Catholic! (Yes) Catholic! (No) Warriors in holy fight And no, we need no therapist Celebrate the wolf tonight And proud, we raise the metal fist I heard the sound, and now I am enlightened (tonight) my god is found For all I need in life is loud loud! Raise your horns the volume to the right Heavy in the morning metal in the night! All we pray, for metal we will die Metal in the morning metal in the night
Almost a masterpiece. There is one thing that in my opinion is unforgivable: you can only pause the game if you're hiding in a closet. Some of us have to take a ♥♥♥♥ at some point. That's cruel if you're pinching the turtlehead back in its shell and you got a serial goat murderer chasing you while reciting the words to "C is for Cookie".
my playthrough: https://youtu.be/vlEiVEIrp28 Pretty traditional horror game where you explore a mansion, look for key items/ solve puzzles to advance, and hide from the monster.
MORRE CABRA DESGRAÇADA, FILHA DA PUTA! otimo jogo
Daorinha até
Definitely another great addition to Selewi's games! The last part of the game was tough and that bear trap was sooooo annoying but I did it on my third try! Great game over all and recommend this to anyone looking for a good horror game. About 2-3 hours of gameplay and is pretty good!
Good Game
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