Ad Infinitum - PlayStation 5
About this product
When reality is a nightmare, nightmares become real. In this psychological horror game, you fight the terrifying creatures invading your mind. Can you save your sanity? Trapped between two realities, you wander tormented within the walls of your family home and the trenches of World War I.
Break the cycle
Will the nightmare of the war ever end? Will your mind be at peace one day? In Ad Infinitum, you play as a German soldier haunted by the horrors of the Great War.
Dream and reality
You wake up in your bedroom, unchanged from your teenage years, in a run-down and deserted manor house. But then you suddenly find yourself in the trenches where the only beings around are horrific monsters.
Nightmares
Unspeakable nightmares come to life in the recesses of your mind. To escape the death traps and terrifying creatures, you must understand each monster and solve the puzzles that stand in your way.
Fallout
The fallout of the war is felt far from the front. Peel back the shroud that hides the secrets of your family, torn apart by the Great War, and try to remember your past.
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