Husk

Husk suits anyone who likes quiet, unsettling horror with a heavy story. You wake up after a train crash to find the town empty and your wife and daughter nowhere to be found. The game leans on its 90s mood and thick fog, so the tension builds slowly and stays with you. What to expect: - Early on, your time goes to exploring the deserted town and hunting for any trace of your family - Monsters and bosses show up without warning, so every encounter keeps you on edge - The story about violence and addiction is told without fuss and hits harder than you'd expect - The whole thing runs 4-5 hours, so one or two evenings is enough to see it through To get your Husk Global key, just complete the order on the site: the Steam activation key appears right on the order page, and you only need to enter it in the Steam client. Husk is a down-to-earth survival-horror, about harm, pain and seeking forgiveness in Shivercliff, a town abandoned for unknown reasons. A tribute to classical thrillers like Silent Hill or Twin Peaks. It's 1995, you’re Matthew Palmer and you’ve just woken up after a train crash. There's nobody around you. Especially, there’s no trace of your wife and daughter. The only sign indicating where you are says: Welcome to Shivercliff. Features: - Down-to-earth storyline touching problems of violence and alcohol addiction - Immersive narration - 90's climate with a lot of references - Inspired by titles like Silent Hill or Alan Wake - Different locations of Shivercliff town and its surroundings - Different types of monsters and boss fights - Classical survival horror - Dedicated soundtrack created by Arkadiusz Reikowski - 4-5 hours of gameplay - Powered by Unreal Engine 4