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Mystery adventure Engraving has you drawing lovely parchment maps - shame about the horrible forest graveyardOrdnance Survey just can’t find the staff these days
Ordnance Survey just can’t find the staff these days
Image credit:Raffaele Picca
Image credit:Raffaele Picca
In this occult first-person mystery-horror, you explore a forest that is also a graveyard and, moreover, stuffed to the crannies with ancient curses and restless spectres, some of them distressingly though not entirely arachnid in derivation. Your chief means of overcoming these hazards is your ability to draw maps. The trouble is, when you sleep all of your maps become obsolete. Catch the trailer down the page there, poking its mishappen visage out of the undergrowth like a skeleton spiderman that wants to eat your ankles.
Finally managed to cut a new mini-trailer for my game Engraving. 😎You can watch it here in crap quality or head over to the Steam page and enjoy it in a nice quality there.Oh, while you are there, hit the WISHLIST button! 😁https://t.co/E1nMdqatvN#GodotEngine#horrorgamepic.twitter.com/2XBZt1IxrN— Raffaele Picca aka. Picster (@MV_Raffa)March 28, 2024
Finally managed to cut a new mini-trailer for my game Engraving. 😎You can watch it here in crap quality or head over to the Steam page and enjoy it in a nice quality there.Oh, while you are there, hit the WISHLIST button! 😁https://t.co/E1nMdqatvN#GodotEngine#horrorgamepic.twitter.com/2XBZt1IxrN
Yes, it’s got some procgen, and I’m aware that a lot of people are tired of procgen, but the ambience seems promising. While Silas seemingly lacks for a weapon or other way of defending himself, Picca’s tweets suggest he can portal into a parallel dimension, the Nether, to avoid certain nasties, with the strong caveat that the Nether harbours a few nasties of its own.
