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Press release:
The San Diego-based (CA, the US) indie games publisher Crytivo and Ronneby-based (Sweden) indie games developer Nodbrim Interactive, are today very happy and excited to announce that their horror adventure/card game “The Foretold: Westmark Legacy“, is coming to PC via Steam on April 30th, 2024.

“The Foretold: Westmark Legacy” is a Horror Deck Building game inspired by H. P. Lovecraft.

In this gothic horror adventure card game, fight to investigate another day. Equip yourself with items and relics, strategically purchasing and utilizing cards to survive the lurking horrors in the darkest corners of town. Prepare for a mind-bending dive into the unknown with our cozy horror atmosphere, where every turn reveals new mysteries to unravel. Join us on a journey like no other and discover where the shadows truly lie.

Embark on a thrilling journey into the heart of darkness alongside paranormal investigator Herbert Westmark and his witty companion, Ambrose, a parasitic demon. Together, unravel the enigmatic secrets of Burrmouth as you delve into the chilling atmosphere of this gothic horror deckbuilder. Brace yourself for an odyssey through the twisted realms of Lovecraftian terror, where the path of this unhinged cosmic horror leads to unknown depths.

The adventure begins on April 30, 2024 on Steam.

KEY FEATURES

Explore the branching roads along the world map that hold random loot, encounters and surprises.

Dive into a deep fully voiced narrative with interesting characters.

Branching dialogues and multiple endings.

Persona Points allow you to level up Herbert’s various skills.

Skill Checks will allow to test your character build.

Build your deck against the dark corrupted things that haunt citizens of Burrmouth.

Collect items to aid you and level up your Persona in order to survive the things that hunt you.

Use your notebook together with dialogue choices to get closer to out what really is going on here.

Dig deeper with tabletop-style skill checks to see what more you can learn – but be aware that there may be risks should you fail.