Curious Case

Hey, you gloomy bastards.

If you have played Dagon, you probably know that 21.37% of the game's charm lies in the details, i.e. hidden (in plain sight) interesting facts. I was afraid that such a meta-narrative would break the flow, but nothing could be further from the truth. If you are also a curious person or nosy person, you will be happy to know that Mercyful will also be rich in this type of collectibles. More: we are in a privileged position due to the fact that we are making a documentary game, where the plot plays a secondary role. And just like in documentaries that you may find in the true crime tab on Netflix, the trivia stuffing simply does the job.

Mercyful may not be an encyclopedia of black magic, but rather a fancy special issue of a history magazine. One that will not exhaust the topic, but will plant clues that you will be able to harvest on your own. For each interesting fact, we always provide the source, and - believe me - we put a lot of effort into research. We will not refer you to Wikipedia, nor will we stop at the magnificent books published by Polish Replika, a series that could be used to create a thousand Mercyfuls.

As part of the promotion of the game, I will be posting here some more intriguing information that I managed to collect during preparations, so if you are not following this Steam page yet, now is the right time to sign up for the newsletter (just click follow). Especially since Next Fest is lurking around the corner, that is, the festival where you can try a free demo (FREE DEMO!), so it's high time to get hyped. HYPED.