Undying The Beast is a short, disturbing indie graphic novel that requires only one option, without fighting or solving obstacles. A whisper-like game that leaves teeth marks in the player's head long after it's over.
The game Undying The Beast is simple: read and choose. That option is between humanity and survival, compassion and terror, not merely a plot twist.
Each of the two poetic endings leaves a harsh, uncertain flavor, like blood on your sleeve.
You play Sybil, an old woman living alone on the fringe of town who was believed to be a "witch" but is actually the last person who knows herbs and compassion.
A strange knock on your door wakes you up one night. However, the man is nude and bleeding, with a look of terror in his eyes, unlike anyone else in the village.
The patrol outside tapping on your window means they're hunting a "wolf". It appears that wolf is in your home. Human portion of him says his name is Valentine. He requests your assistance for one night.
In addition to a werewolf on the run, Undying The Beast explores corruption, solitude, and the cost of generosity in a world that wants to burn it down.
Valentine shivers, apologizes, and wants to leave. Sybil has no magic, but she's the only one who can save someone briefly.
Who is the true “beast”?
