Marginalia
Release date: Oct 1, 2019
Developers: Connor Sherlock, Cameron Kunzelman
Publishers: Connor Sherlock
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Partial Controller Support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

“The porter drew a map for me on the back of a brochure. In smudged pencil he showed me where to turn from the main road onto a dirt road and then where to leave the road entirely. I left the streetlights behind me and traveled into the dark.' Marginalia is a first-person horror game that transports you to Kestlebrook, a secluded valley where history becomes enmeshed with a strange present. Weeks ago Eric left. Days ago you got a letter telling you to come to him. Now you're here, but precisely where is here? And better yet, when? Features: Two plotlines that interweave with one another to tell the full story of Kestlebrook. Vast tracts of New England woodland handcrafted by the developers. A story about loss and what a person will do to fix a broken past. No jump scares. Just a slow, creeping dread. Powerful ambient soundtrack. Xbox controller support 

Press reviews: “Stark stylised flair in a ‘realistic’ forest is a great look. It can feel like how old horror movies used lighting, fog, and lens filters to blast otherworldliness, which is great... Good stuff” Rock Paper Shotgun “It isn’t just the striking visuals or the eldritch underpinnings of this entry in this New Weird Horror, but how it all comes together to form a rich tapestry with drawn out presentation in a way one would only typically come to expect from the cinema.” RE:BIND