Step into the shoes of Thomas Winston, a disgraced history professor drawn to Ashgate University as a film consultant. Strange events unfold fast, blurring lines between a movie shoot and something darker. This first-person adventure mystery challenges you to probe the truth amid cryptic happenings.
Examine architecture and artifacts for clues to the university's ancient roots, then decipher forgotten languages and carvings with your expertise. Solve puzzles to unlock progress and hidden areas, while dialing collected phone numbers to steer conversations toward vital insights. Indie adventure fans who relish puzzle-solving and narrative unraveling will find their match here.
Thomas Winston, Professor of Ancient History and recently fired host of the popular TV show “Finding Britain,” has been in hiding for weeks.
Publicly embarrassed by the revelation that his latest book was largely based on fraudulent evidence, he decides to accept an invitation from maverick film director, Maz Kayfer, to act as a consultant on his new film: “Old Gods Rising.”
Ashgate University, where the filming will take place, seems to be an ideal location, but when Tom arrives, things get very strange, very quickly. Has he become the unwitting star of Kayfer’s latest film? Or, has he stumbled into something far more sinister?
Old Gods Rising is a first-person adventure mystery that puts you in the role of disgraced History Professor, Thomas Winston, as you explore Ashgate University and try to uncover the truth behind the strange events that seem to be unfolding.
Examine architecture and artifacts to find clues about the university's ancient origins, and use your expertise to decipher long-forgotten languages and cryptic carvings.
Solve the puzzles that block your progress and uncover hidden areas that could help you decide what is real and what is not.
As you search for answers, use the phone numbers you have collected and navigate conversations to build a more complete picture of what is actually happening and why.
Are the Old Gods rising? It's up to you to decide.
