Caput Mortum

Caput Mortum pulls you into a French tower that's equal parts puzzle box and atmosphere piece. You're poking around abandoned chambers, untangling the alchemist's secrets, and figuring out what went wrong down there. It's short enough to finish in one or two sittings, which means the game doesn't overstay its welcome or pad itself with filler. The real draw is the mood: if you're into moody exploration and don't need constant action or dialogue to stay hooked, this scratches that itch. The catch is that this is a low-key indie title without the production sheen of bigger adventure games. If you're hunting for a quick, atmospheric delve into something weird and forgotten, it delivers. If you need cinematic storytelling or complex mechanics, look elsewhere.

Alex · Scout Team

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