Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

You were with her. Then you weren't.

St. Agony's Rest is a first-person psychological horror game. You push an elderly woman's wheelchair through the shadowed halls of a Croatian monastery converted into a hospice. She is dying. She is the only one who perceives what moves in these corridors.

You cannot see it. You cannot hear it.

Her trembling hands, her sudden stillness, the shift in her breathing: these become your only warnings. Read her signals carefully or remain in the dark.

Her medication rests in your control.

Administer it and she grows calm, composed, and distant from uncomfortable truths. Withhold it and the barriers crack. Words spill out in fragments. The burden falls on both of you.

Descend.

Walls hold impressions they should not. Forgotten rooms contain notes in familiar handwriting, personal objects out of place, and institutional records that linger like accusations. Place them before her. Witness what follows.

A journal persists across every attempt, gathering fragments entry by entry, run by run. It never fully resolves.

Multiple endings await.

One question hangs unanswered throughout.

What do you owe the truth?

And what price will you ask her to pay to uncover it?

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Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

St. Agony's Rest contains mature psychological horror themes including:
- Hospice/End-of-Life Care: The game depicts an elderly patient in declining health within a hospice facility. Themes of mortality, deterioration, and inevitable death are central to the experience.
- Medical/Pharmaceutical Themes: References to medications, medical treatment, and pharmaceutical research. The facility's history is uncovered through exploration and discovery.
- Psychological Distress: Depictions of mental deterioration, trauma, and emotional breakdown. The patient experiences visible distress, disorientation, and moments of unwilling confession.
- Supernatural Presence: Invisible presences the player cannot perceive but the patient can. Environmental manifestations including facility decay and spatial distortion.