Planned Release Date: 2026

About This Game

Hell is not a place of fire; it is a mirror of your soul.

In The Alighieri Circle, you are Gabriele Alighieri. You are not a soldier, nor a hero. Only a man crushed by a legacy you never asked for.

BOUND BY BLOOD, BURDENED BY FATE

Every 33 years the barrier between our reality and the Hell fades.

To protect your family and the world you know, you must perform The Ritual, returning to your ancestral home and accept a destiny you have spent your life running from. In first-person psychological thriller focused on atmosphere, exploration, and story. There is no combat; only the tension of the unknown. Immerse yourself in a dark, modern interpretation of the Divine Comedy, where the Inferno is a shadow waiting to consume you.

TWO WORLDS. ONE NIGHTMARE

The Ritual requires you to navigate two converging realities.

The Villa: Explore the silent, melancholic halls of the Italian manor.

The Dive: Cross the threshold into a distorted reflection of the infernal depths.

YOUR TRIALS

The Quest for the Infernal Seal: Gather the lost, magical pages of the Divine Comedy and reunite them to perform the ritual that keeps the gates of Hell sealed.

Thematic Puzzle Solving: Decipher esoteric riddles and navigate a harrowing psychological journey that forces you to confront Gabriele's deepest fears and trauma.

Unearth a Fragmented Truth: Scour the environment to find hidden collectibles and diary pages. Piece together the tragic history of the Alighieri bloodline and the forgotten memories of Gabriele’s life to understand the true cost of the Ritual.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

While there is no direct violence or gore, the experience contains clear references to blood, though nothing is shown in a graphic way. There are some notable jump scares, along with generally unsettling moments created by phone calls and an oppressive atmosphere. Some strong language is used, including a few instances of “fuck,” “shit,” “holy shit,” and “sick bastard.” Additionally, there are several references to smoking: a collectible cigarette pack, mention of a smoking room, and dialogue noting that the grandfather used to smoke around Gabriele during his childhood.