You can’t put a price on absolution, but if you could, it’d sit somewhere in the ballpark of $56,397. That’s what developer Interactive Stone is looking to raise via crowdfunding to help realize their intriguing concept for a first person horror game called Gray Dawn.
Eschewing the traditional approach to horror game design, Gray Dawn puts its “monster” front and center with a priest who’s been accused of murdering an altar boy who went missing just before Christmas. The game is set in 1910 Sweden, so finding that proof of innocence is just about the only thing that’s keeping the executioner’s blade away from the soft neck of the alleged murderer we’ll be tasked with absolving.
Also, there will totally be demonic manifestations.
