After an exorcism that went terribly wrong, a priest decides to take up the ritual again even if it costs him his own life. Get ready to venture into rural Connecticut to investigate a case of demonic possession in Faith and exorcise the Martin family's house.
The Story
The story of Faith tells us that in 1986 two priests arrived at the Martin family home and performed an exorcism that went terribly wrong. A year later, one of the priests who survived the ritual begins to be tormented by nightmares and decides to travel again to the cursed house in search of answers. This is how this horror adventure begins, which its developers, Airdorf Games, describe as a combination of the game The Oregon Trail and the classic movie The Exorcist. Get ready to enter rural Connecticut to investigate a case of demonic possession and finally exorcise the Martin family's house.
Gameplay
When you start playing, Faith welcomes you with the always useful tutorial. Once you are familiar with the controls, the adventure begins where you have to explore the Martin family house and its surroundings. To carry out this feat, the priest has the power of a crucifix to exorcise objects that will reveal notes that will give rise to this dark plot. The crucifix also serves to exorcise and scare away the demons you encounter along the way. It is important to be alert at all times, since many demons appear when you least expect them and move very fast.
A Pixelated Nightmare
Although the game has a pixelated aesthetic, clearly inspired by the era of MS-DOS, Apple II and ZX Spectrum games, it is still an adventure that will make your hair stand on end. Playing it at night and reading each of the notes with themes involving witchcraft and occult practices adds a terrifying feeling that fans of the genre will appreciate.
Versions and Availability
Developed by Airdorf Games, Faith is available in two versions for Windows. The first is the version to download for free and the second is the deluxe version where paying one dollar or more gets you, in addition to the full game, the soundtrack, a series of applications, and wallpapers for the computer and mobile devices.
The official site is Faith.
