Ogden, an orphan driven by curiosity, dons a cursed mask that turns him into a monster. He navigates a hostile world of dying villages, dark forests, labyrinthine dungeons, and demon-filled valleys using bestial agility, monstrous strength, and inhuman capabilities. Players master this persistent monstrous form, relying solely on feral abilities to survive threats that target them at every turn.
Defeat bosses to absorb new skills and gather eyeballs from foes as currency for upgrades at the Eye Collector. Explore for secrets, hidden passageways, and treasure-filled rooms that reveal more about Ogden's grim reality. Children with unsullied eyes and the Eye Collector offer rare glimmers of trust in this macabre realm, drawing in fans of indie action-adventure games focused on monstrous transformation and ability progression.
You play as Ogden, an orphan whose curiosity got the better of him. After disobeying the headmistress of his orphanage and sneaking into a locked room, he gave in to temptation and tried on a cursed mask that transformed him into a monster. You will have to get used to this new body, master monstrous abilities, and try not to lose the last remnants of your humanity. You have the advantages of bestial agility, monstrous strength, and inhuman capabilities. But watch out — in this hostile world, almost everything is out to get you.
The world of The Guise is filled with terrifying locations, including dying villages, dark forests, labyrinthine dungeons, and deadly valleys swarming with demons. Find secrets, hidden passageways, and concealed rooms containing treasures that shed new light on Ogden's world.
The main gameplay hook is your persistent monstrous form. As a human, you could have fought with a sword or any other weapon, but now you have only your newfound feral abilities to rely on.
Unlock new monstrous abilities by defeating bosses and absorbing their skills. Every time you vanquish an ordinary foe, you collect their eyeballs — local currency that can be spent to upgrade your abilities with the Eye Collector.
The macabre world of The Guise may be harsh and unjust, but there are still a few people you can count on - for example, children whose eyes remain unsullied, whose perception of the world has yet to be touched by the darkness. Or the Eye Collector, who keenly senses the pain and despair of this boy trapped in the body of a monster.
