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About This Game

Ajgal is a narrative psychological horror game: explore nightmarish places, solve puzzles, and flee creatures your medallion can hold back for only a moment.

A lost mother. A haunted father. A marked daughter.

At first, you play as Sophia, a mother tormented by hallucinations and trapped in a mansion where a strange cult watches and manipulates her. Her visions lead her to a tragic fate.

Ten years later, you become Paul, her husband, who receives a letter from his daughter Alison. She calls him back to the same mansion, where the shadows of his family — and of ancient deities — still linger.
Caught between reality and nightmare, Paul follows in his wife’s footsteps, only to discover that some inheritances can never be buried.

Where Reason Fractures

Ajgal is not just a horror game — it is an immersion into a shattered family story, where guilt, sacrifice, and love take on the shape of trials.

Explore nightmarish, symbolic places:

• The Temple of Flesh, where every offering costs a piece of yourself.

• The Ashen Church, where regrets smolder beneath the soot.

• The Marble Temple, cold and unyielding.

• The Marshes, drowned in memory and deceit.

Between exploration, symbolic puzzles, and unsettling confrontations, every step pulls you deeper into truths that were never meant to surface.

GAME FEATURES

🔹 Descend into suffocating psychological horror
Explore nightmarish environments, solve symbolic puzzles, and relive the fractured memories of a family scarred by guilt and sacrifice.

🔹 Wield an ancient artifact to survive
Your only tool is a sacred medallion, a fragile shield against creatures you cannot defeat. Flee, hold them back for a moment, and push forward before they claim their due.

🔹 Experience a unique and haunting aesthetic
Inspired by cosmic horror and surreal nightmares, Ajgal builds impossible temples, corrupted marshlands, and visions that scar the memory.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Ajgal contains strong psychological horror themes.
It features scenes of symbolic violence, psychological distress, brief non-sexual nudity (stylized, without explicit detail), and unsettling ritualistic imagery.
The story explores guilt, abandonment, and emotional trauma through a metaphorical, organic world.
Progression often involves intense or disturbing actions, portrayed in a symbolic and narrative context.