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Psychological Horror Game Good Children Say Grace Launches On Steam
Good Children Say Grace, a psychological horror adventure from Canadian developer Denis Morozov and Albanian writer Milha Vek, is out on Steam for Windows at 880 yen. It is 10 percent off through November 6.
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Why it matters
A solo developer shipping a fully voiced, multi-ending horror adventure at a low price shows how far a small team can carry a Steam release when the voice cast and script are assembled deliberately.
Key Facts
- Good Children Say Grace launched on Steam for Windows at 880 yen, with a 10 percent launch sale price of 792 yen through November 6.
- Canadian developer Denis Morozov built the game alone on Vancouver Island and co-wrote the script with Albanian writer Milha Vek.
- Kaori Shimizu voices the Japanese track and narration, Nami Nakagawa provides vocals, and Norihiko Hibino directed casting.
- The game has more than 15 endings and about three hours of play, with English voice by Delena Martens.
- The story follows Martin on a solitary island in 1980s Eastern Europe after his lover disappears.
Kaori Shimizu voices the Japanese track, Nami Nakagawa handles vocals, and Norihiko Hibino directed casting. The game has more than 15 endings and runs about three hours.
The Japanese cast came together through Scarlet Moon Productions, with Shimizu voicing the protagonist and narration and Hibino directing. English voice is by Delena Martens, co-founder of Lucid Rain Studios, and the game carries Simplified Chinese and Russian subtitles.
Morozov built the game alone on Vancouver Island and co-wrote the script with Vek. The premise follows Martin on a solitary island in 1980s Eastern Europe, after his parents adopted a girl who set their own house on fire and his lover disappeared. Choices in conversation and walking routes branch the day, and the store page earns a Positive rating from user reviews.
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