The place that David is trying to show you - a place for people who are pure and holy. This is just a part of your horrifying world.
Occasionally you need to relive past moments, talk to voices which aren’t there, and pray to keep the demon’s voices from consuming you. Everything in this world is creepy, touched by demons, demons which want you to perish.
Pictures in old cameras show moments in your life, in the rooms you stand in - moments that sometimes don’t even make sense to you. This house isn’t normal - statues are covered in blood, areas of the home have giant octopuses gripping blood-soaked beds, crosses are turned upside down, drawers are full of water and grass. As you try to piece together what happened to these children - and to your own life - you will come to find two very different worlds exist around you.įor a start you have your world: your large house and estate. You don’t believe you have killed these innocent children, however The Devil and people in this world, seem to want to convince you otherwise. The radios around you talk loudly about killing a boy, David, recently, as well as six other orphans. It’s also described as a religious horror game, something rarely attempted.
Gray Dawn isn’t a game for those who don’t like horror, who don’t like religion, and who don’t like unsettling feelings while playing a game. The full game has now been released, and I had the chance to give it a go. I wrote about my experiences in a hands on piece that you can find here. In the early chapters you are left with a small, mystic artifact after performing an exorcism on a representation of a young altar boy. These chapters ended on a cliffhanger, giving you just enough information to intrigue you and make you demand more of the story. Less than a year ago, I was able to play the first few chapters of Gray Dawn.
Gray Dawn takes you into a strange and cursed world, flipping between your reality and a strange paradise, as you try to piece together what happened to you and the children you were responsible for. Personally, I found the game hard to play at first due to these.īecome a priest, haunted by demons and accused of killing innocent orphans at the orphanage where you were based. It is neither for the light of heart, nor those who may take issue with the above. It also includes heavy religious undertones, and gore in plain sight. Warning: Gray Dawn contains a lot of taboo subjects including suicide, child abuse and rape.
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