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Several young women were abducted in a London park. They have not been found again. Now the population is afraid that a serial killer is on the loose in London. It was rumoured that Jack the Ripper was back.
In a remote manor house in England, a series of murders came to an abrupt end never solved, never explained. Every trace leads back to this place. Now you return. Not as a visitor, but as an investigator.
CULT OF THE SONS is a psychological horror game designed to apply constant pressure on the player. It deliberately avoids traditional action mechanics and focuses entirely on perception, memory, and decision-making under stress.
Your objective is simple: Survive ten rounds. Stop the cult.
CUSTOMIZABLE
We want everyone to have fun.
That's why you can choose whether you want monsters and jump scares before starting the game.
You can also adjust the difficulty level.
Atmosphere and Action
The manor is not a static environment. Rooms change, objects disappear or reappear in different locations. Sounds, lighting, and details often feel subtly wrong just enough to create doubt.
The game demands careful observation and trust in your own memory. Failure is rarely caused by slow reactions, but by hesitation and uncertainty.
High-Variability Anomaly Gameplay
Every round unfolds differently:
There are no fixed routines and no reliable patterns. What you learn in one round may be useless in the next.
Constant Threat
The house is not empty.
Creatures observe, follow, and react to your behavior. Some are clearly visible, others remain in the background. Not every threat announces itself and not every encounter can be avoided.
Jumpscares are present, but used deliberately and with restraint.
Tactical Glowstick System
The player is given a deliberately limited tool:
If an area is marked inconsistently, the newer marker replaces the previous one. The system supports perception it does not provide safety.
Difficulty as a Core Design Principle
CULT OF THE SONS is not designed for casual play.
The game is built to provoke mistakes. Progress is achieved through precise observation and self-control, not repetition.
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