After a successful initial launch on itch.io, Prison of Husks is back with new funding and a de༺veloper studio called Glass Head Dolls to evolve its Soulslike gameplay.
Described as a "nostalgic" single-player Soulslike during FGS Live From Los Angeles, Prison of Husks sees you wake🌱 up in Lithos 🌳Plateau, an afterlife painted by someone pure of heart. However, that painter is now gone, and left behind are the crumbling ruins of what was once beautiful.
In fact, the whole theme of the game is love in one way or another. As you explore, you'll find others whose own hearts are aching and work to restore their l⛎ove. Even the bosses are lusting after each other by the sounds of it.
Prison of Husks will have a wide arsenal of weaponry to choose from to take them down though, with the abiliꦫty to modify your build with rings and brooches to suit your own playstyle.
There's no release date for Prison of Husks yet, but you can download a demo on Steam now to check it out for yourself. Don't forget to add it to your wishli🍎st if you're into its PS1♋ Soulslike vibes.
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