Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

                Our Mother Lilith is a Third Person Shooter inspired by the early 2000's science fiction movies and games, with a focus on freedom of movement and creativity during combat.

                           After centuries of sleep waiting for a cure to a holy spell consuming her, a vampire warrior emerges in a world now ruled by what has become of her former brethen. Having rewritten all liturgy, with their body transformed through alchemy, a church of vampires distribute the blood, reigning through faith and machines. With her time running out, she must find the promised remedy while facing a clergy that will do anything in its power to prevent the past from surfacing again.

-Adapt to your enemies by combining old relics and advanced weapons : Alternate fluidly between your ancient vampiric artefacts to slice through your opponents up close and firearms to reach them at distance. Every weapon has its own niche and special ability : grappling hook, UV light, stealth shield…

-Blitz through you foes as an almighty vampire : move at inhumane speed, fly, run on walls, parry attacks and even bullets. Against the overwhelming forces of the Church, rely on your agility to dominate the multitudes with grace.

-Light is both your mortal enemy and your ally : they will wield it as a weapon, but so can you. Watch your shots to avoid poking holes in your shelter, or break barriers to let the sun take care of your vampiric opponents.

-Blood powers the world : consume it to mend your wounds and conjure powerful magics, spill it to activate mechanisms, but be mindful of where you shed it, as it may reinforce your enemies too.

This game is a solo project, so it might take a little while.  Assets and code are entirely made by a human.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains violence and important amounts of blood, including cutting enemies in half. There is some nudity though it is not the focus of the game. The graphics however are low fidelity with a retro aesthetics.