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STORY:

1896, Great Britain: Henry Wood, a journalist who heard rumours of a village, that supposedly had undergone a curse, gets curious enough to check out the place for his latest anticipated newspaper story. Bringing Jacob, his nephew, coach boy, and intern journalist, and his friend and escort, Lieutenant Samuel Miller, on his trip to Hegis in order to uncover the truth.
However, he soon finds this to be a mistake and that he put his companions and himself in grave danger!

GAMEPLAY:

Hegis' Grasp is a story-driven and atmospheric survival-horror game. The mysterious backstory of the Daemonis curse will be unravelled through notes from the past and events, which the protagonist, Henry Wood, a curious news writer looking to find out what recently changed in the once peaceful village, experiences as he makes his way through this cursed place. It's up to him to choose how the story ends, but first, he must unseal the secret of the Daemonis.

The Written Story DLC

A novelette containing the entire storyline of Henry and his companions as a professionally written E-Book.

FEATURES:

  • A variety of different weapons including various historically accurate guns and melee weapons
  • Cinematic, animated and voice-acted cutscenes
  • A hair-raising story campaign with various scenarios and diverse settings
  • Point of View Freedom: the ability to change between the third and the first-person perspectives
  • Experience the huge region surrounding Hegis at different parts of the day and with different weather situations.
  • Multiple Endings; Two within the game and the "Real" ending in the written story
  • Epic and (very) challenging enemies
  • Pugnacious Bosses to defeat


Available game modes: Story, Survival, and Boss Rush

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Odd Branch Publishing is hosting an in-house sale on their initial Steam game, the survival horror title Hegis' Grasp: Evil Resurrected! During this sale, you can get our game for only $1 per Steam key. That's $2 off the current price and $5 off the original price!

This sale has a limited number of keys available, so be sure to claim yours before they are all gone! In order to purchase your $1 Steam key, simply visit our website at www.OddBranch.com

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Hegis' Grasp is Officially Complete!

Hegis' Grasp is Officially Complete!

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Officially titled Hegis’ Grasp: Evil Resurrected, the best version and full experience we have to offer with our very first horror title is now available...

Hegis' Grasps Latest Update and Plans

Hegis' Grasps Latest Update and Plans

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For July's update we are proud to announce the addition of Chapter 5 and a massive amount of bugs squashed! Unfortunately, your saves will once again...

Anticipated Story Chapter Finally Released!

Anticipated Story Chapter Finally Released!

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We have finally added Chapter 4 to Hegis' Grasp and have some other exciting news for the survival horror games future!

60% Off - Survival Mode has finally been released!

60% Off - Survival Mode has finally been released!

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Hegis' Grasp is now up to 60% off on Steam for a very limited time! Get it while you still can and get to play the newly released hardcore Survival Mode.

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Gunsession
Gunsession - - 12 comments

Any chance of a free steam key my friend? Looking to do some testing for devs.

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OddBranch Creator
OddBranch - - 7 comments

Absolutely! Here's a giveaway you can join right now! Only 5 hours left! The chances to win are actually pretty good. www.indiedb.com/giveaways/hegis-grasp

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icefire555
icefire555 - - 5 comments

I played the demo from somewhere. It's a great start but could use a little more mood to the horror.

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OddBranch Creator
OddBranch - - 7 comments

Yea I still have a long path to go for it to really express the deep story. Great video.

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ArchDukeInstinct
ArchDukeInstinct - - 710 comments

I'm not sure if what is shown in the trailer is like a brisk walk or a run, which indicates there is a problem already. Furthermore, the upper body half of that "run" cycle is terrible, especially if you're going to use it for a cinematic like that. His head just bobbles from side to side and the torso is just completely static. The arms appear to be pumping but only half way, they never seem to go out in front, or perhaps it's just the perspective. You should also give him some expression with shape keys. If you want to portray that he's terrified he shouldn't have some blank, neutral look the whole way through.

I will say for a mobile game, the outside environment looks fairly well detailed. The interior could use some help, it is looking rather bland aside from some dirty textures.

Though more on the trailer cinematic itself, I don't even understand what is happening. The character runs/briskly walks into this barn(?) for no apparent reason, keeps moving for a few seconds, then suddenly turns on a dime and just leaves?

"Others went insane when they heared the name Hegis."

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"to write a detailed documentation about this unknown place."

Documentation implies a manual for using a product. A better word would be "reconnaissance". For example, "to carry out reconnaissance of this unknown place".

"Third person controller inspired by RE4"

Not a selling point, a controller system for moving the player character is the bare minimum you need.

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OddBranch Creator
OddBranch - - 7 comments

Sorry for the late reply.
Thanks for your feedback I have corrected the mistakes and significantly improved the description.

About your statement:
"I'm not sure if what is shown in the trailer is like a brisk walk or a run, which indicates there is a problem already. Furthermore, the upper body half of that "run" cycle is terrible, especially if you're going to use it for a cinematic like that. His head just bobbles from side to side and the torso is just completely static. The arms appear to be pumping but only half way, they never seem to go out in front, or perhaps it's just the perspective."
That's only the perspective 'cause the camera was attached to the upper body. The animations are all motion captured and were made by Adobe Mixamo.

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