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Pamali: Indonesian Folklore Horror

7 years ago

Demo is Now Available for Download - Pamali: Indonesian Folklore Horror

Hello!
We are happy to announce that our demo for Pamali: Indonesian Folklore Horror is now available! You can download it via our page.

In the demo version of Pamali, you’ll have a glimpse of folklore number one: The White Lady. Take a bite of Jaka’s night as he tries to sell his old family’s house. As he’s trying to renovate and clean the house up, he finds that there is a truth among the family’s strange belongings. Something is happening in the house that makes him truly realize which one is more important—the peace of the house and its belongings, or all the money he’ll get by selling the house.

The full game will feature four complete folklores each with its unique story, place, and ghost.

Help us realize this project by backing our upcoming Kickstarter campaign on June 27th, 2018! Get numerous amazing rewards such as an Indonesian mantra book and a mystical treasure box!

Feel free to contact us if you have anything to ask or discuss.
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