About This Demo

This pre-release demo showcases a special area from the full game, the Interior of Lawson Manor.

Playtime is roughly 30 minutes.

~ Demo Context ~

Olin Earl has learned from his pal Death Himself (The Grim Reaper) that his grandson, Alan Earl, is scheduled to perish very soon, but how and why?

Olin has taken it upon himself to locate Alan and rescue him. He hobbled out of his deathbed and across Eureka Village to his grandson's sculpture studio.

He finds the studio in shambles, a bloodstain on the floor, and that Alan is missing. At this moment, Death offers to make a deal with Olin. He grants Olin the vitality of his youth, enabling him to run, jump, and paraglide with his umbrella. In return, Olin has promised to find and collect the Lost Souls that have been stranded around the village since the Great Big War.

The Demo places Olin near the end of Act 1. We have just entered Lawson Manor, where we believe Alan could be held captive.

Exiting the manor is disabled, and so is saving.

~ Historic Works ~

The Final Days of Olin Earl proudly features reproductions of public domain historical works of fine art and music, including remastered music recordings by Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton, and others, as well as paintings by Henri Matisse, Paul Klee, and others. There is absolutely no AI generated content in the game.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game features central themes of mortality and death. It also includes use of alcohol and tobacco, and non-sexualized nudity in depictions of fine art paintings and statues.