Set in the late 1970s, The Church in the Darkness is a stealth-focused narrative game where every playthrough is different. You infiltrate the isolated collective known as Freedom Town, controlled by charismatic cult leaders Isaac and Rebecca Walker. Your goal: find your nephew and decide whether to rescue him, or leave him behind.

The game’s most intriguing feature is its procedural storytelling. Each run, the cult leaders’ personalities, motives, and beliefs change. One time they may be harmless idealists; another, they may be violent fanatics.

Gameplay emphasizes infiltration — sneaking past guards, hacking security, and avoiding detection. You’ll uncover notes, clues, and dialogue that hint at the commune’s true nature. Your final decision will shape the outcome in significant ways.

It’s not a blockbuster, but it’s a compelling mix of mystery, stealth, and moral ambiguity.