Infernium

Die in a prison without bars and overcome a brutal penitence.

Infernium is a game filled with brutal challenges to overcome. While playing the game, you won’t be able to kill or damage most of the enemies, but at the same time running away without a second thought is not the solution.

While being chased you will need to think and reconsider your strategy and open hidden shortcuts, while the world and its lore will unfold around you in a non-linear way, making each playthrough diferent.

From the creator of the multi-awarded indie game of the year MIND: Path to Thalamus.

Interconnected and persistent world

Every little change you make in Infernium will remain like that forever. As a player, you will have to be smart about harvesting (or not) Light, interacting with doors, barriers, elevators and even your death. Dying does not reset the world...it’s part of the experience. That’s why there will be consequences if you act careless with your deaths.

Features

Accessibility Matters: When making Infernium, accesibility features have been taken into consideration for physically disabled, deaf and colorblind gamers
A brutal prison without bars: The world is the real cell, full of enemies and traps that will make your path challenging
Agony-inducing environments and challenges
17 interconnected non-linear levels
6 easy-to-use, hard-to-master player skills to find and improve
Different enemy kinds: Each one will require a different strategy/skill to overcome

Persistent world: Every little change you make in Infernium will remain like that forever
Robust, deep Photomode included
New Game + Mode
24 Trophies, including a Platinum Trophy
Multiple Endings

Can Hell Be Beautiful?

Infernium needed memorable, appealing environments (instead of the usual images of a Hell full of fire, suffering, screams and lots of reddish, gore landscapes), because in Infernium, the most beautiful environments are also the most dangerous ones. This tends to generate discomfort, anxiety and inquietude in the player. It is no coincidence most of the brutal dangers in Infernium can be found at daylight in plain sight, rather than in the darker claustrophobic environments.