Ossuary (2015)

Developer

Gregory Avery-Weir, Melissa Avery-Weir

Publisher

Future Proof Games

Platforms

Windows

Genres

Adventure, Indie

Rating

4.6 of 5, 39 player ratings

Typical playtime

about 4.1 hours

Where to get it

Steam

How it feels

A dialogue-driven puzzle game that feels like wryly exploring a bleak, black-and-white underworld where sins are items and the humor is as dark as the setting.

darkly funnysatiricalpixel graphicsatmosphericdialogue-basedpuzzlingunsettlinginterconnected

What players say

Players describe Ossuary as a short, text-heavy philosophical adventure more akin to a visual novel than a traditional game. There is very little gameplay beyond talking to NPCs, collecting and using the seven deadly sins, and reading dense dialogue. Most agree it is intelligent and atmospheric, though confusing and not for everyone, with some players noting it is best approached in one sitting.

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