

Azurael's Circle: Chapter 4
Jordan Allen · 2019 · Adventure, Indie, Horror, 2D, Pixel Graphics
PC
Positive90% · 10
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About Azurael's Circle: Chapter 4
You are Ryan Lynch, a computer programmer from Virginia. After a party at your house you awaken to find your neighbours missing and a bloodstain on one of their driveways. You must search your neighbourhood to find out what happened and also work out who the shadowy figure following you is.
Azurael's Circle: Chapter 4 is a horror-mystery adventure game. Explore your neighbourhood in Greyburrow and work out what happened to your neighbours as the pieces of the Azurael puzzle finally start to be revealed. Use the items you find to further your search and solve puzzles unravel the plot.
The fourth act in a planned series of stories following the events surrounding Azurael. This chapter directly connects to the previous chapter and builds towards the finale in the fifth and final chapter.
Features
Azurael's Circle: Chapter 4 is a horror-mystery adventure game. Explore your neighbourhood in Greyburrow and work out what happened to your neighbours as the pieces of the Azurael puzzle finally start to be revealed. Use the items you find to further your search and solve puzzles unravel the plot.
The fourth act in a planned series of stories following the events surrounding Azurael. This chapter directly connects to the previous chapter and builds towards the finale in the fifth and final chapter.
Features
- Investigate Azurael's involvement in the neighbourhood disappearances.
- Solve many different puzzles to progress.
- Six different endings to find throughout.
- Discover many other secrets.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This one was good, like the previous ones. Similarly, you're a different character experiencing the problems that arise from Azurael's Circle. There's a good amount of mystery and, if you've been paying attention to the other games, you should be able to figure a few things out before they're revealed. I discovered three endings. Not a whole lot more to say. There were a couple difficult puzzles, but nothing too bad. I'd say any retro-mystery-thriller fan would like this.
I would love to see more games like this. 10/10
It's a horror RPG Maker game that plays more like an Adventure game. It's worth your time, trust me. The whole series is! I'm just gonna put this review for each chapter :P Ok, maybe not the EXACT same review, but still. This is worth the time.
Only discovered this series the other day and am so happy I did! The games are around an hour or so long each and have a creepy/suspenseful/mystery vibe. Loved the interwoven stories and will be keeping an eye out for more chapters in the future.
Yes, but with a caveat... it is considerably shorter compared to the other ones. I hope this isn't how it ends. Waiting for number 5.
I enjoyed the first three games in this series and was enjoying this one until I entered the maze where you have to avoid being touched by enemies while trying to find your way out (in the mostly dark). The fact that an adventure game turned into a twitch game really irked me. I play adventure games because I enjoy thinking about problem solutions and solving puzzles, not running around avoiding enemies while trying to solve an obtuse maze. Sorry, but I have no desire to finish this one.
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