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The Coffin of Andy and Leyley

Early accessPC

About the game

Walk-n-talk adventure with light puzzling. Brother and sister practice cannibalism after witnessing a botched satanic ritual.

Cannibalism and codependency!

Gameplay

Play as both siblings.

Walk around.

Talk a bunch.

Solve some light puzzles.

Make terrible decisions.

Suffer through multiple endings.

Background

Caught in an extremely toxic sibling relationship, our awful heroes must survive ever worsening situations, as well as each other. How will you escape death and the consequences of your actions?

Come gawk and gasp at the audacity of it all. It'll be fun!

Complete official description

STORY

Cannibalism and codependency!

Caught in an extremely toxic sibling relationship, our awful heroes must survive ever worsening situations, as well as each other. How will you escape death and the consequences of your actions?

Come gawk and gasp at the audacity of it all. It'll be fun!

FEATURES

Decapitating people and eating their remains.

Suffocating an innocent child to death.

Ritual murders and human sacrifices.

Summoning otherworldy Entities.

Siblings kissing on the mouth.

Domestic violence.

Cleaning.

OTHER THINGS TO DO

Play as both siblings.

Walk around.

Talk a bunch.

Solve some light puzzles.

Make terrible decisions.

Suffer through multiple endings.

Discover why you're so codependent to begin with.

Make it worse.

Official videos

placeholder trailer

System requirements

Windows

Minimum requirements

最低配置: 操作系统 *: Windows 7/8/8.1/10 (32bit/64bit) 处理器: Intel Core 2 Duo or better 内存: 2 GB RAM 显卡: DirectX 9/OpenGL 4.1 capable GPU DirectX 版本: 9.0 存储空间: 需要 300 MB 可用空间

Supported languages

英语

* Indicates full audio as listed by the store. Interface, subtitle or audio support is not inferred when unspecified.

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