A new horror game is in the works from a former Assassin's Creed developer, promising a chilling experience that delves into the mysteries of abandoned convents. The game, titled Sisters of Solitude, is the brainchild of Jesse Malcolm Sweet, who has previously worked on notable titles such as Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Assassin's Creed Unity.

Sweet's latest project takes a significant departure from his previous work, focusing on a more personal and eerie experience. Inspired by visits to abandoned convents, the game tasks players with exploring these haunting locations, armed with nothing but a chunky instant camera to uncover the secrets within.

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  • The game is developed by a small team led by Jesse Malcolm Sweet, known for his work on cinematic directions in several high-profile games.
  • Players will have to rely on their wits and the instant camera to capture evidence of the supernatural, making it a unique blend of horror and mystery.
  • Sisters of Solitude promises to offer a deeply immersive experience, leveraging the atmosphere of abandoned convents to create a sense of unease and tension.
  • The use of an instant camera as the primary tool for investigation adds a layer of realism and urgency to the gameplay, as players must carefully consider each shot.

For more information on this intriguing project and other gaming news, Source: Rock Paper Shotgun