Play the role of Caroline Walker and battle for your life while exploring the mansion’s abandoned hallways.  

• Tormented Souls combines traditional gameplay with a contemporary control method and dynamic camera.
• Fight against evil powers and horrible atrocities because they will do everything in their power to prevent you from learning the truth.
• Use anything you can find to fight back against evil.
• To survive, you’ll need much more than accurate shooting and quick reflexes.
• Solve twisted problems by combining objects.
• Investigate the mansion’s and the grounds’ mysteries using all the tools at hand.
• Combine all of your Scavenge resources to overcome tricky riddles and uncover the mansion’s nefarious past.

Can you find the truth and survive the torments?

Reviews

Tormented Souls gets way more right than not, and I came away from it very impressed. This was the kind of game that once I got the hang of it (I have not played many survival horror games at all) I became enthralled with playing and exploring every area and uncovering all the secrets and story material I could. This game does not try to advance the genre; it doesn’t do anything particularly new or better than previous champions of the genre have, but for all that it does, it does it very well. I’ll always say there is room in any genre for another solid entry, and that’s what you get here — a great survival horror game built with intentional classic/retro design.

Digital Chumps  

Tormented Souls is the successor to classic survival horror. I’ve wanted a new Silent Hill (or classic Resident Evil) game for years, but I’d trade all the drama and disappointment for a fantastic spiritual successor like this any day. Exploring Winterlake Hospital channeled all those feelings of dread and loneliness that made those games special and proves that the format still works. The biggest issues with Tormented Souls seem like they stem more from a problem with budget more than the devs’ ability. With indie games, there are always compromises that have to be made to launch a title, and I think Dual Effect struck the best balance it could here.

Game Revolution