You are Eveline Levitt, a woman of mysterious origin. You awaken in the guest bed of a lavish old mansion with no recollection of how or when you got there, with only the company of creaking walls and muted footsteps in the distance. What did you do? Where did you come from? Is there any way out?

Enter AFFLICTION: In Aeternum.

Combining elements of both survival horror and classic puzzle games, AFFLICTION: In Aeternum is a journey into the heart of human suffering. Strange beings roam the halls of the mansion, and complex and obscure puzzles adorn its every corner. Inspect everything. There is more to the rooms of this mansion than meets the eye…

Estimated Playtime: 3-5 hours
Estimated Release Window: Summer 2021
Rating: T for TEEN (for some strong language, mature themes and simulated violence)
Current Completion: 30%
AFFLICTION: In Aeternum is a fully voice-acted experience.


INSPECT

Use your inspect icon to investigate your surroundings. Secrets, puzzles and useful hints are scattered all around the house.

RECORD

Use your journal to take note of any puzzles you come across, as well as their details.

HIDE

This house is as full of hostile forces as it is strange puzzles. You cannot fight these beings. Your only choices are to run, sneak around them or hide someplace safe.

SAVE

AFFLICTION: In Aeternum contains many important items, notes and pieces of lore. Use the safe in rooms scattered across the house to store anything not immediately useful.

REVEAL

Use your foresight icon to look ahead and detect danger before it detects you.

REMEMBER

Both your past and the details of this strange house are a mystery to you. Interact with fragments to reveal truths about the house, its owner and even yourself.

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...And now for an out-of-character note. It's me again! I've changed my username pretty much everywhere. I thought I was done with mapmaking for good, but I've kinda been stuck inside for a while now, so I'm at least trying out one more thing. This is still a horror map at its heart, but really the "survival" aspect only takes up around 50% of the gameplay. There are LOTS of puzzles that have already been made and that are planned. I'm trying not to make them too repetitive, too! Point is, if you're just kinda iffy on scary stuff I think you can handle this map. It's not trying to terrify you, it's just also not a relaxing map. That's all for now! Let me know what you think. :)

-Innominate