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Dark Tales from México: Prelude. Just a Dream... with The Sack Man

An Handmade 3D Survival Horror based on true Mexican Folk Tales and Clay Sculptures. WARNING: Short game with NO SAVE FEATURE. You have to enter a progressive assembly maze, solve it and exit in less than 1 hour or you will return to the beginning.

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Oct 25, 2022

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BitAll Force

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BitAll Force

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Single-player

Family Sharing

Profile Features Limited

Languages:

	Interface	Full Audio	Subtitles
English	✔	✔
Spanish - Latin America	✔	✔

Title: Dark Tales from México: Prelude. Just a Dream... with The Sack Man
Genre: Adventure

Developer: BitAll Force

Publisher: BitAll Force

Franchise: Dark Tales from México

Release Date: Oct 25, 2022
Early Access Release Date: Nov 5, 2021

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Awards

- Xsolla Choice Prize. Game Developer LATAM 2021
- Festival Stop Motion MX Official Selection 2021
- Morbido Film Fest Showroom. Maquinitas. Let´s spook 2022
- Espanto Film Fest Gamer Official Selection 2022
- Muestra Colectiva de Cortometraje Official Selection 2022

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About This Game

DARK TALES FROM MÉXICO
Is a saga of 10 short games in a 3D Survival Horror style, based on tales from the real Mexican folklore in which every monster it´s originally a physical sculpture made and painted by hand and then 3D scanned using photogrammetry. This game is the Prelude of the saga.

"JUST A DREAM... WITH THE SACK MAN" (THIS EPISODE)
Dreams and meanings. Meanings and nightmares. What does it mean to die in a nightmare?

Alma is asleep, she believes that what she sees, hears and feels is just a dream, a nightmare in which she must go through a labyrinth and where she must escape from the SACK MAN, a monster from a story that her grandmother told her when she was little and with which she had not dreamed since then. What Alma does not know is that this time, if she does not manage to get out of the labyrinth, she will never be able to wake up again.

Walk with Alma through this labyrinth of progressive assembly (it is different each time you go through it) capable of entering the subconscious to make you face your deepest memories and traumas.