First-person horror set in 1899 London. You're Oswald Mandus, an industrialist waking feverish in an empty mansion with your children missing and something massive grinding beneath the floors. Navigate dark corridors while piecing together what happened during a failed expedition to Mexico and why your factory now houses a nightmarish machine. The game leans on atmosphere and environmental storytelling over combat—you're defenseless, relying on stealth and puzzle-solving to progress. Expect psychological dread tied to industrial-age exploitation themes rather than jump scares. Mandus's unreliable narration blurs guilt, madness, and reality as you descend through both the building and his fractured mind. If you want horror that unsettles through implication and Victorian-era bleakness, this delivers.
