Leviathan: Rhino Horror Game Set for September 14 Release
This marks solarsuit.games' first publishing effort for an externally developed title, expanding its catalog beyond its own games.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Publisher solarsuit.games announced Leviathan: Rhino, a first-person horror game by Amortiz Games, for PC via Steam on September 14. Players control Petro, an elderly man who stays in a village threatened by a giant monster called Leviathan. The game features daily tasks like feeding cows and visiting neighbors, with Japanese text support planned.
Leviathan: Rhino places players in a small village where a colossal monster, long accepted as part of daily life, approaches. The protagonist, Petro, has no reason to leave and spends his final days doing routine chores: feeding cattle, visiting neighbors, and listening to the news while memories surface.
The developer, Amortiz Games, previously made the horror game Rooten and the metroidvania The Shaman's Ark. solarsuit.games, known for Static Dread: The Lighthouse, is publishing its first title not developed in-house. The game is scheduled for September 14 on PC via Steam, with Japanese display support planned.
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