0_abyssalSomewhere

Old Testament brutality in brutalist megastructure. The last person—maybe the last thing?—left alive wanders through the memories of the Tower of Babel's genius loci, fending off the disoriented echoes of the dead and tracing the leftovers of an angel into the abyss. Immured concrete nephilim died of apocalyptic loneliness and six thousand years of silence. Everyone is gone. Why aren't you gone? You're an anachronism. The Great Work is done, or failed and withered and died, and here you are traversing the punishment left behind.

Honestly this feels like a half-hour interactive trailer (not a demo) that rarely stays in any one place long enough to actually circle a theme beyond its (admittedly strong) atmosphere and sense of solitude. You're forever passing through. Sort of a tone poem seemingly visually inspired by Dark Souls, Angel's Egg, and BLAME! (though who knows?). Still, for the short runtime it's worth a try.