On the path to redemption, the main character Alexander Padre, a Catholic Priest makes the ultimate sacrifice and must solve mysteries while exploring a dangerous Lovecraftian universe. This game is filled with touches of humor, and nostalgic Horror game/movie references all throughout the voice acted chapters.

The Padre - a former demon hunter - has taken on the impossible, and looks to earn his once rightful place in Heaven as he relieves the hours before his fate was decided by his own hands.

In his search for redemption, players will be tasked with uncovering the truth of why he did, but also overcoming any obstacles in their way. Some of the challenges that face them include finding hidden items to proceed down their path, fending off the demons that get in their way with torches, guns, crowbars, and even machetes to stay alive.

As a point-and-click title, there’s no doubt that combat will be a part of The Padre’s venture into redeeming his now lost soul. In the game, players will have to go into combat against unforeseen demonic forces. As the game is a point and click, players will attack enemies by clicking on them and taking aim.
While using firearms such as the pistol or the rifle, players will find themselves being required to keep the crosshairs on their target, which will increase the probability of hitting their target, but also the amount of damage that the creature will take from the player’s attacks.

The Padre is currently available on Steam in early access, and will launch on PC and consoles this fall.

Key Features

• Polished voxelized graphics for cartoon realistic gloominess
• Tons of funny and bizarre references to legendary games and pop culture gems
• Inspired by classic Point and Click games re-dreamed in a 3D environment
• Melee and Shooting combat based purely on skill and timing
• No health regeneration - Pure "Fight or Flight" gameplay, spiced up with mind-twisting puzzles
• Unique Save System that reflects your gaming behavior
• Never-before-seen voxel horrors hunting you
• Inspired by the works of H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe