Forget about making Lucifer proud. You’ll make him green with envy and fall of his chair once you show him how managing the nine circles of hell – or five hellish squares, or one long labyrinth, or whatever other diabolical design you’ll come up with – is supposed to be done.

Of course, it’s not like you’ll enter the underworld and it’ll be done and ready, waiting for you to rule. Oh, no, no. You’ll start with the very basics – so… kinda nothing. Well, you’ll have the open space, but other than that, the rest will depend on you. And before you jump into finding fancy ways of torturing your sinners – that’s what they’re supposed to get in hell, right? – you’ll first need to build some basic buildings, power stations, toilets (sorry to disappoint, but some things remain the same, even in hell) or DIY homes (okay, that’s just a fancy marketing name for decaying cardboard) for your sinners.

Then you’ll eventually be able to move forward and focus on finding creative ways of making the sinners sent to your humble abode suffer.

Whether it’s punishing them for disobedience or just doing it for fun, it’s your hell and your rules!

Save the date, as in November, you’ll face the challenge of a lifetime. Well, the biggest challenge of your afterlife, to be more precise. That’s when the Kickstarter campaign for Hell Architect will start, putting your building and management skills to a hellish test.

Interested fans can try a playable Hell Architect demo on Steam.

Key Features:

• Implement your devilish plan in either the Campaign or the Sandbox mode.
• Follow the typical, nine circles of hell building routine or go completely rogue and create something so chaotic that only you’ll be able to find any sense in it.
• Be creative when it comes to the types of torture machines you’ll be using, and the way you’ll experiment with them.
• Oh, and have we mentioned devils yet? Cause there are going to be A LOT. Hey, you’re in hell. What did you expect?

Hell Architect is in development for PC (Steam).