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Dorian Hallow holding a flashlight outside a decaying house.
IGNISDIGITAL STUDIO

First-person psychological horror

GRIMORIUM

Truth lies in darkness.

A father. A silence.
Something left unanswered.

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PC · In development · Steam page coming later

Dorian Hallow

His son is gone.
The questions remain.

He used to ask questions for a living.
Now he cannot stop.

What happened to Jacob?

A rural road through Greyhaven, with weathered houses and fields beneath an overcast sky.

GREYHAVEN / CONCEPT ARTWORK

Rural New York / 1976

Greyhaven.

Jacob Hallow’s death has an official explanation. His father has reasons to doubt it.

In Greyhaven, Dorian follows the traces his son left behind: through weathered homes, neglected roads, and conversations that stop when the questions become too specific.

The further he looks, the less the official account explains.

Candles and ritual markings in a dim room. Visual development artwork.
RITUAL / VISUAL DEVELOPMENT

Look closer

Follow the trace.
Question the pattern.

Examine what was left behind. Compare records, objects and memories. A detail dismissed in one account may be the thread that connects another.

Listen for voices beneath the noise. Interpret the signs. What you find is evidence; what it means is still a question.

An open grimoire beside a candle. Visual development artwork.
GRIMOIRE / VISUAL DEVELOPMENT

Memory / Ritual / Choice

The dead leave more
than remains.

Dorian’s search brings him into contact with spirits of the dead—and of those who were never born. Their memories hold stories of loss, hatred and revenge that never found an end.

Recover what remains of each story. Choose a ritual in response: help a spirit find resolution, destroy it, or walk away.

These choices do not change where the story leads. The world offers no reward for compassion and no punishment for cruelty.

Your choices reveal more about you than the world you leave behind.

What Grimorium Is

What Grimorium Is

  • A psychological descent.
  • An interpretive investigation.
  • A confrontation with the self.

What Grimorium Is Not

  • A game built around combat.
  • A string of jump scares.
  • A power fantasy.
  • A puzzle with one clear solution.

What remains of you?

The official account

Read between the lines.

Document index
  1. Interagency record transmittal · Text
  2. Initial incident report · Text
  3. Coroner’s examination — Jacob Hallow · Text
  4. Personnel abstract — service record · Text
  5. Personnel abstract — administrative history · Text
  6. Investigative intelligence summary · Text
  7. Request for identification / information · Text
  8. Recorded interview — page 1 · Text
  9. Recorded interview — page 2 · Text
  10. Recorded interview — page 3 · Text

GRIMORIUM / In development

Stay close to the darkness.