What have you done Father (v1.10)

Play as Father Mathias Marton, a revered priest caught in a web of forbidden desires and sinister events. Unravel the mysteries of a corrupt rectory, confront your own demons, and navigate the blurred lines between sin and salvation. Embark on the disturbing adventure of a young priest entangled in a forbidden affair with a beautiful lady who meets a gruesome end. Lust, wrath, murder, despair. Can you endure the sins of the night until the morning confession? The game is set “somewhere in Europe” (this is a direct quote, it does not stipulate the country) but you play as Father Mathias Marton, a respected priest. You share your home with two other men who are studying to become priests and they both seem to look up to you. You receive a troublesome call from a young lady named Marina, asking to come over to speak to you about a problem that is upsetting her. That discuss previous priests corrupt history. You can talk with some of the other characters and although there isn’t really dialogue options, you feel a bit more involved as you do select the next dialogue option. Gameplay is most similar to a walking simulator title with a narrative focus. Interacting with different objects will yield 2-3 sentences before the prompt disappears, however I did find some lines that seemed to trigger a bit too early in the game for them to make sense, or the same lines will just continue. Reappearing in further chapters. Gameplay is very linear and segregated into small chunks in small areas. There is no way to get lost and it is always clear on what to do next. Minor things can change around the location and I enjoyed exploring everywhere first to find the collectables before proceeding with the story objective. Slowly you will unravel more tidbits about the narrative and begin to question your own sanity and if your own lived experiences can be trusted.