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Ossuary

89% positive of 29 Steam reviews

Released: 2015
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam, itch.io

Made by Gregory Avery-Weir, Melissa Avery-Weir. Published by Future Proof Games.

About the game

Fall into the place of bones. Urge on the stagnant residents who are lost to corrupt virtue. Use sins as your tools to improve their existence. Expose the cabbages pretending to be people. Learn about the razor blades hidden in your walls.

Tagged by players

Satire
Conspiracy
Demons
Dark Humor
Adventure
Dialogue Heavy
Dark
Horror
Comedy
Puzzle
Pixel Graphics
Atmospheric

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Ossuary

89% positive of 29 Steam reviews

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Released: 2015
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam, itch.io

Made by Gregory Avery-Weir, Melissa Avery-Weir. Published by Future Proof Games.

About the game

Tagged by players

Satire
Conspiracy
Demons
Dark Humor
Adventure
Dialogue Heavy
Dark
Horror
Comedy
Puzzle
Pixel Graphics
Atmospheric

What players say

Recommended
Ossuary might be the most fun religious game I've ever played since the Shin Megami Tensei series. Ossuary is basically Bible Adventures but for Discordianism - and actually fun to play. But what's Discordianism, you ask? Well, in the late 1960s, a small group of american counterculture theorists, magicians and writers decided to sketch out a parody of all religion - which turned out to be a completely valid…
10 h played when written. 111 found it helpful.
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Recommended
Buyer beware: Treat this game as if it were a visual novel with very little to no gameplay. It's more of an interactive venture into philosophy and whatnot. A "Talk N' Walk" if you will. Gameplay amounts to talking to NPC's over and over and collect a variety of four particular "core aspects" each of the 4 main NPC's will require of you. In doing so, you get an "ending" which is a summary quote of the ideologies…
2 h played when written. 65 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
Ossuary's description and video make it seem like a surreal/creepy horror game, but the gameplay heavily detracts from that feeling. You play as a person-like entity who wanders around and talks to other person-like entities. The unsettling vibe is undercut by game-y, boring 'quests' where you talk to Person A, who tells you to talk to Person B on the other side of the map, who then tells you to talk to Person C,…
1.3 h played when written. 5 found it helpful.
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