Mater Obscura: A Sine Requie Tale PC

Mater Obscura: A Sine Requie Tale is a horror movie cRPG, which is based on a license of a popular Italian feature table game. The whole was produced by independent studio Dreampainters, known from Anna's adventure film.

In terms of construction of the world the game presents an unusual approach to the subject of horror with zombies. The arrival of living corpses did not cause the collapse of civilisation here. Instead, it only led to a thorough transformation of people into new state formulas. The title Sanctum Empire is a country that was created in Italy after the fall of the fascists. Pope Leo XIV, who ruled over it, ordered a drastic restriction of access to technology, moving the majority of the population back to a level similar to the Middle Ages. Only a small privileged group, including members of the Inquisition, can still benefit from learning. The story tells the story of a man named Marcello Cappanera and a woman known as Anna Maida. It is worth mentioning that the authors of the paper prototype took part in creating the script.

Mater Obscura: A Sine Requie Tale is an RPG game, so we spend most of our time exploring the world, completing quests and developing statistics and heroes' skills. Dreampainters studio took care of providing players with a lot of freedom to play their characters. Most of the tasks encountered during the campaign can be completed in many ways, and most often among them we will find both a forceful solution, as well as the conviction of independent characters with the power of their own arguments. We are also regularly forced to make heavy decisions, which have a significant impact on the further course of the story. The virtual world has its own day/night system and changing weather and these elements play an important role during adventures. For example, independent heroes live their own lives, go to work and sleep in their own homes.

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Last updated on 13 November 2012