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INANIMA is an upcoming release from developer Obscure Tales (Lamentum) focused on you surviving in an isolated facility of a strange corporation. The developer emailed GamingOnLinux to note the new demo is live, with full Native Linux support. They said they were directly inspired by classic Resident Evil and the more recent SIGNALIS.
From the Steam page:
“Jacob Miller’s life is a mess, with no future.
Everything will change after receiving the invitation to participate in the last stage of a new food product.
During the ten days that the trial will last, the participants will undergo a strange program of physical and sensory stimulation based on a new way of understanding food production and human nutrition.
The trial will be carried out in full isolation at the Spira food and nutrition facility.
Be part of something that will change the future of humanity, be part of Spira.”
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- Detailed Pixel-Art aesthetics with dynamic lighting.
- Combat system with a wide variety of ranged and melee weapons.
- Aim at enemies’ vital areas to deal more damage or shoot at their limbs to slow them down.
- Use resources to upgrade your weapons and equipment. Make your weapons more powerful or precise.
- Terrifying enemies with behaviors that will adapt to the environment.
- Enemies are sensitive to light and sound.
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