Ever wondered what you’d get if you mixed Art Deco with horror adventure? Developer/publisher Redblack Spade has your answer with their newly-announced title, Fevericide. This dark fantasy Metroidvania is currently in development for PC via Steam, merging elements of horror and adventure games with hand-drawn frame-by-frame animation.

Fevericide is set in an alternate 1930s Russia, where the Empire was never overthrown. You play as a woman named Sandra, who after a nightmarish childhood spent surrounded by angry spirits drawn to her father and haunting their home, has enjoyed a period of peace. However, that peace is soon shattered when her father disappears without explanation, along with their ghostly tormentors.

Sandra soon receives a letter arrives addressed to him, which contains a train ticket from a long-abandoned station. Coincidentally, her spiritual tormentors also return. Sandra boards the ghostly train and descends through the circles of hell with her ghostly escorts to uncover the truth, and take responsibility for her father’s sins.

As expected for a Metroidvania, you’ll be exploring varying locations full of secrets. You’ll also be interacting with a diverse cast of NPCs, solving puzzles, and completing a variety of quests in order to progress to new areas. There’s also plenty of action that sees you combining weapons with magic and your unusual super-abilities. Fevericide includes 150 items for you to tailor your play-style and situational needs.