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House of Necrosis

House of Necrosis

by Warkus

Genres:Role-playing (RPG)

Themes:Horror

Game modes:Single player

Story:House of Necrosis is a Mystery Dungeon-style game inspired by Survival Horror and RPG classics of the 32bit era. Survive the horrors of the mansion that changes every time you enter.

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