Verho – Curse of Faces reimagines the dark fantasy RPG genre with heavy inspiration from King’s Field, delivering a grim and atmospheric experience that feels both nostalgic and unsettling. Players step into the role of an unnamed wanderer exploring the abandoned, decaying land of Yariv, where every mask tells a story—and every face hides a curse.

Masks serve as both armor and identity, each representing a unique class with its own abilities and playstyle. Whether you prefer to crush foes with brute strength, dart between attacks as a nimble fighter, or unleash spells as a mystic, Verho lets players shape their own destiny. No build is locked in—progression is flexible, letting you evolve your skills and playstyle freely as you uncover Yariv’s secrets.

The game blends exploration, tactical combat, and environmental storytelling, rewarding players who take time to investigate hidden paths and piece together the world’s sinister lore. Behind every mask and NPC lies a story of trauma, survival, and the lingering shadow of a deadly curse.

Key Features

• Masks and Mortality – In Yariv, showing your face means death. Don your mask and uncover the truth behind the world’s dark curse.

• A Sinister World to Explore – Discover NPCs with haunting backstories, unravel side quests, and uncover secrets buried in shadow.

• Deep Combat and Build Variety – Experiment with melee weapons, arcane spells, and hybrid builds that make every playthrough distinct.

• Retro Dark Fantasy Aesthetic – Inspired by King’s Field and PS1-era visuals, Verho – Curse of Faces channels the eerie charm of ‘90s dark RPGs for a new generation.

If you’re craving a moody, mysterious RPG that blends classic design with modern depth, Verho – Curse of Faces is one to watch—or rather, one to mask up for.

Now available on Steam for PC.

At its core, The Edge of Allegoria is a love letter to Game Boy-era RPGs — only with way more swearing. Players take on the role of a man in the midst of a midlife crisis, who sets out across the dangerous, magical land of Allegoria. Along the way, he’ll uncover its dark history, battle monsters, and master a system that lets skills permanently transfer from weapon to weapon.

The game world is massive, featuring:

• 145 monster types

• 41 bosses

• 31 dungeons

• 6 divine beings waiting in their own overworld domains

With 96 weapons to find and master, combat rewards experimentation and persistence. The more you fight with a weapon, the more its skills and stats become part of your character — encouraging players to seek out every blade, staff, and hammer the game has to offer.

Wrapped in a striking monochrome art style, The Edge of Allegoria mixes nostalgic retro vibes with modern twists and an unapologetically foul-mouthed sense of humor.

If you grew up with handheld RPGs in the ‘80s and ‘90s, this one might just scratch that old-school itch — only with more absurdity packed into every battle.

The Edge of Allegoria is available now on Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck, with PC players able to grab it via Steam.