Drowned God: Conspiracy of the Ages.
Release date: Feb 14, 2025
Developers: Next Path Media, FSTR
Publishers: Next Path Media
Genres: Adventure
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Experience the seminal 90’s Adventure Game described by one journalist as 'the strangest, creepiest, most psychedelic adventure game I've yet to come across.' Dive into a world shrouded in mystery, where ancient secrets and powerful conspiracies await in Drowned God: Conspiracy of the Ages . This dark and atmospheric adventure game combines elements of puzzle-solving, exploration, and narrative-driven gameplay to immerse you in an unforgettable journey through lost civilizations and forbidden knowledge. Key Features: Mysterious Storyline : Explore an epic narrative filled with conspiracies, forgotten myths, and a looming, forgotten conspiracy threatening the world’s future. Challenging Puzzles : Solve complex puzzles and riddles that require both logic and intuition, revealing clues and secrets crucial to your progress. Haunting Visuals : Immerse yourself in beautifully designed environments that seamlessly blend the ancient with the surreal, featuring haunting imagery and intricate details. Deep Lore : Discover layers of rich backstory and lore through cryptic documents, visual storytelling, and strange encounters that hint at the true nature of the Drowned God. Atmospheric Soundtrack : A haunting and atmospheric soundtrack that intensifies the mystery, pulling you deeper into a world of secrets and forbidden knowledge. Drowned God: Conspiracy of the Ages is an immersive experience for those who seek deep narratives, enigmatic puzzles, and a chilling atmosphere. Explore, uncover, and survive—because the deeper you go, the darker the secrets become. Prepare for the unknown—your journey begins now. 

Press reviews: “30 years later, the seriously dark, bizarre Drowned God resurfaces” PcGamesN 

Notes: Mild swearing, use of Alcohol and very infrequent stylised nudity and be found within the game as part of the back drop, never as a driving force for the narrative or interaction.