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Saint Maker (2023)

by Yangyang Mobile

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie, Visual Novel

Themes:Horror

Game modes:Single player

Story:While attending a religious recollection, Holly Beltran experiences strange hauntings throughout the convent. At night, broken faced statues and whispered prayers haunt Holly’s dreams — before the recollection is over, Holly may have to face more than her own demons to come out alive.

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