Slavic Mythology Horror ADV Manus Sors Set for Q4 2026 on PC
The announcement confirms a specific release window for Nest Union's Slavic mythology-inspired horror adventure, which distinguishes itself through dual-protagonist perspectives and a setting rooted in Slavic beliefs about the afterlife.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Indie studio Nest Union announced that its story-driven 2D horror adventure Manus Sors will launch on PC in the fourth quarter of 2026. Players control siblings Christina and Artyom, who are drawn into the other world Nav after their grandmother's death, and must combine their different skills to return.
Nest Union's Manus Sors is a 2D adventure that blends mystical elements with psychological horror. The story begins when Christina, after her grandmother's death, visits the apartment to sort belongings and follows a mysterious note, leading her to the other world Nav, a place inspired by Slavic beliefs about the dead.
Her brother Artyom follows when she cuts off contact. The siblings perceive the same events differently: Christina knows family heirlooms and memories, while Artyom handles technology, sounds, and symbolic clues. Combining their strengths is key to escaping Nav and uncovering their family's connection to it.
The game currently does not support Japanese display.
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