A two-part indie thriller visual novel unfolds the dark saga of a cursed necklace stained by Satan's blood and forged on death's altars to drive men mad. An evil Jackal infiltrates New York to enact a 200-year-old prophecy of moral ruin, recruiting vassals who spread plague-like corruption amid vanity and crumbling ethics. Meanwhile, The Council battles the Devil's influence through forbidden black books.
Players follow one man's descent into vassalage under death's black light, pushed to emotional extremes in this PC tale of manipulation and reflection on human frailty. The story probes convenience over conscience in a consumer-driven world. Fans of narrative-driven visual novels drawn to supernatural intrigue and psychological tension will find a gripping fit.
Based on the novel "El Collar de Sangre" by German Ramos Briñez, The Necklace of Blood is a two parts thriller visual novel.
The necklace of blood is a jewel which many would give their lives for, they don’t imagine the power and responsibility of owning it. The necklace has been cursed and bathed in the blood of Satan himself, the necklace was consecrated on the altars of death to cause the madness of men.
The evil one has sent a powerful Jackal to this dimension, his son, to be confused among men.
The mission of the Jackal is to enforce a prophecy written more than 200 years ago, which points to the moral and religious destruction of a great metropolis, New York.
To fulfill the objective, the Jackal recruits men, in different ways, and turns them into vassals at the service of darkness, to spread the plague.
An old secret organization, called "The Council", fights against the power of the Devil, and tries by all means to end the word of evil, written in black books.
This is the story of one of those men, manipulated by the black light of death, which induces him to become a vassal and commits him to the ultimate consequences.
It is a journey that will take emotions to the limit and make you reflect on the behavior of people in an environment dominated by vanity and consumerism, where moral values are a facade and ethics is a price as solid as personal convenience.
