

ExMORTALIS
Override Systems · 2026 · Adventure, Gothic, FPS, Immersive Sim, Horror
PC
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About ExMORTALIS
ExMORTALIS is a chilling First-Person Immersive Sim set in 1893 Argentina, where you awaken as a patient in El Dedo del Diablo—a 12-story Gothic laboratory tower operated by the Necrotechs, a collective of engineers, doctors, and scientists pursuing the ultimate human specimen through horrifying biological experimentation.
EXPLORE & SCAVENGE
EXPLORE & SCAVENGE
- Navigate the labyrinthine tower overrun by experiments gone awry, your arm tethered to the Necrobiotic Serum
- Uncover your past and the ExMortalis project through scattered notes, discovering the chaos unleashed upon the Victorian town
- Experience interconnected tower floors that reward exploration and environmental storytelling
- Master multiple solutions to every obstacle through stealth, combat, environmental manipulation, or mutation abilities
- Voluntary mutation chambers offer powerful abilities that fundamentally change who you are—each modification is permanent
- Enhanced night vision grants perfect darkness sight but makes light sources agonizing
- Choose to embrace biological enhancement for strength, or preserve your humanity at the cost of power
- Your reputation with townsfolk and availability of services depend on how visibly you've been transformed
- Master period-appropriate weapons from the Winchester 1893 Shotgun to the revolutionary C93 Borchardt pistol
- Face Proto-Mutants—once humans transformed by Necrotech experiments, each with their own name, backstory, and unique characteristics
- Employ stealth mechanics against enemies with acute hearing or enhanced vision
- Physics-based interaction with a world that reacts to your choices—you remain vulnerable throughout
- Experience body horror where every upgrade makes you more powerful and less human
- Oppressive Victorian atmosphere realizes the nightmare of unchecked scientific progress
- Uncover the truth behind mortality, intrigue, and the consequences of playing God
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