Psychological horror grips players in a first-person view, demanding close inspection of objects and a direct confrontation with fear. The protagonist, once driven by justice and bravery, served 12 years in prison and returns to an empty home, forcing a partial slide back into old habits. Nightmares from the past invade, pushing the hero to confront stress, sever ties to history, and press forward.
Players navigate an old house by day, tackling everyday chores amid an unsettling calm. Nights bring haunting visions of prior events, where escape means avoiding entrapment forever. This indie action experience suits those who relish tense exploration and battling inner terrors head-on.
Clarity of the soul is a psychological horror from the first person, where attention is paid to the study of objects and the challenge of fear in the player.
This is a story about the main character who was on the side of justice and bravery, which inadvertently led to a sentence of 12 years in prison. At the end of the term, the hero returned home, but there was no one to wait for him and he will have to partially return to his former life. At night, the hero is overtaken by nightmares that remind him of what happened earlier, so the task remains - to end the past, cope with stress and move on.
The main part of the player will have to explore the old house in which the hero previously lived, but everything in the house is not as calm and rosy as before, and at night the player is haunted by nightmares of the past, from which the player needs to get out so as not to stay in it forever.
The player's task in the game is to fulfill daily household obligations around the house, and at night - not to come face to face with their worst nightmares.
