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About House of Evil

House of Evil is a first-person survival horror game set in a real mansion. You play as an ordinary man searching for his wife, an exorcist, after an unusual phone call leaves him unable to reach her. His search leads him to the mansion, where the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse have taken possession of its owners. If they escape, the world will end, and the protagonist is humanity’s last hope.

The mansion and its worlds

The story unfolds across more than 40 rooms on two floors, as well as a cellar where a psychiatrist performed rituals on mentally ill people from his hospital. The psychiatrist is the mansion owner’s brother. The grounds include a cemetery and, midway through the game, a second cemetery in a mirror world. This other world copies the real one but makes its gloomy and evil qualities more pronounced.

The mansion is Zaklyuchye Manor, in Russia’s Tver region, near Likoshino. Built in the late 19th or early 20th century to a design by St. Petersburg architect A.S. Khrenova, the house has an asymmetrical plan made up of different sections. Its remoteness helped preserve its tiled stoves and iron spiral staircase. The grounds also contain sculptures from the Soviet period, when the mansion served as a tuberculosis sanatorium. The manor is surrounded by dense forest and is associated with mysterious disappearances.

Fight the evil

You solve puzzles, mix herbs, make potions, consecrate water and study spells in Latin to use against evil spirits and demons. The game includes a system for using first-aid kits and banishment potions, which involves some complexity.

You can find five types of herbs: wormwood, yarrow, St. John’s wort, basil and blagovonia. Mixing them in specific combinations creates potions that restore health or weaken enemies’ immunity.

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