Some files are downloaded. Some files are discovered. Others wait until the right person finds them.
Ignacio Bustamante, solo developer of Abyzou Rituals: The Manson Case, presents his debut project not as a mere video game, but as an experience that transcends reality and plays with the player’s mind.
Abyzou Rituals: The Manson Case presents itself as a psychological horror game. However, what players are about to uncover has been reconstructed from a corrupted archive connected to the events at House 12: degraded recordings, found footage tapes, photographs, occult symbols, forbidden prayers, ritual objects, and fragments of a satanic ceremony that was never completed.
Something happened inside that house. A secret cult gathered there. Blood was spilled. A ritual was performed. And something answered. The ceremony was interrupted before it could reach its final stage. The bodies were found. The cult disappeared.
But the ritual was never destroyed. It was left unfinished. Waiting.
Every ritual requires consent. Adding the game to your Wishlist may be interpreted as such. Abyzou Rituals: The Manson Case is available for wishlist on Steam and on Epic Games Store.
Main Features:
• A deeply disturbing psychological-horror experience built around satanic rituals, occult symbolism, forbidden ceremonies, demonic folklore, and sacrifice.
• Explore House 12, the site of a massacre connected to an unfinished ritual.
• Reconstruct a forbidden ceremony through symbols, ritual objects, recordings, and evidence left behind by a vanished cult.
• A corrupted found-footage aesthetic designed to make the experience feel like something recovered rather than created.
• Whispers, distorted audio, infant cries, footsteps, apparitions, and environmental phenomena blur the boundary between the house and the player.
• Observation, quick thinking, and mental resilience are your only weapons.
• The ritual does not begin inside the game. Clicking “Play” is part of it.
• The longer you play, the closer Abyzou gets.
