Death Lost Its Scythe, But Not Its Job: Stealth-Horror Death Antique Released on Android and iOS

The author of Death Palette, which garnered over a million downloads on Google Play, presented their new project.

Developer SleepingMuseum has released the mobile stealth-horror game Death Antique. The game is available for free on Google Play and the App Store.

The main character, a grim reaper, has lost her scythe, but her nightly duties remain. Now she has to collect souls scattered across cemeteries without a weapon, hiding behind tombstones and trying to avoid wandering undead.

On her excursions, the reaper is accompanied by a dog-like creature named Fluff. The pet can be petted to restore strength, and when danger approaches, it transforms into a giant Fluffy Wall, temporarily protecting its owner.

Between trips to the cemetery, the heroine meets night visitors and plays card mini-games with them. Victories allow her to strengthen Fluff. Simultaneously, the game tells the story of a fortune teller from a dark alley, whose fate eventually intertwines with that of the reaper.