Trust

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Release Date: 2026

Action, FPP, Stealth, FPS, Polish, Indie Games, Vampires, Urban Fantasy, Immersive Sim, Singleplayer

A combination of an FPS and an immersive sim from the authors of Forgive Me Father. In Trust we play as a vampire, trying to survive in the world in which humans won the war with bloodsuckers. It's up to us whether we deal with problems using brute force or cunning and stealth.

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Trust is an FPS with immersive sim elements that allows us to take on the role of a vampire fighting for survival in a hostile world. The game was developed by the independent Polish studio Byte Barrel, whose portfolio includes the genre-related Forgive Me Father series.

Plot

Trust takes us to an alternative version of the 1990s. We take on the role of a vampire who wakes up from a sleep that lasted for centuries. Waking up, however, was not a pleasant experience. The protagonist quickly discovers that the world around him has changed beyond recognition. Suffice it to say that vampire blood is used by humans as a source of energy to power entire cities, cars, various objects, and even weapons. The main character has no choice but to fight a fierce battle for survival. The stakes are high, as the fate of an entire species of bloodsuckers depends on the success of his mission.

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Gameplay

In Trust we view the action from a first-person perspective (FPP). The adventure takes us through various locations, and during it we complete quests set before us and face hordes of enemies. The game allows us to decide on methods of dealing with the problems we encounter.

We can always engage in open combat, but it is often a more sensible solution to operate from the shadows, sneaking behind enemies and eliminating them by surprise. And speaking of killing adversaries – we use firearms and various vampire skills on the battlefield. We can also make use of elements of the environment.

The matter is complicated by the fact that our vampire is forced to act both under the cover of night and during the day. Since sunlight is deadly to him, we must avoid it at all costs by moving in the shade.