Unpossess 2: Exorcism Simulator Enters Early Access on August 21
The sequel shifts the setting to the late 1900s and builds on the previous game's Mostly Positive Steam status, with a planned Early Access period of three to six months.
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Chreseeba Games announced that Unpossess 2: Exorcism Simulator will launch into Early Access on August 21, with a Japanese release on August 22. The PC (Steam) game supports single-player and online co-op for up to four players. A demo with Japanese display support is available now.
Chreseeba Games announced on August 4 that Unpossess 2: Exorcism Simulator will enter Early Access on August 21, with the Japanese release landing on August 22 due to time zone differences. The game is set in the late 1900s, a period the developer says saw a peak in exorcism cases, and supports single-player and online co-op for up to four players.
The exorcism process unfolds in three stages: purification, evidence gathering, and the ritual itself. Starting the exorcism before completing all objectives angers the spirit and strengthens the possession. Players must also manage their exorcist's sanity, which drops during long indoor stays and can be restored by praying or going outside. Medkits heal allies or revive fallen companions, and traps, crosses, holy water, and sacred books offer protection.
The demo includes a case involving a 60-year-old man named John, who speaks a foreign language and shows symptoms like weight loss and a deeper voice. The developer cites The Exorcist, The Conjuring, Phasmophobia, and Demonologist as inspirations, and uses Unreal Engine 5.
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