Onto Maizilind Unto Infinity

Onto Maizilind Unto Infinity

Kas Ghobadi · 2025 · First-Person, Interactive Fiction, Walking Simulator, Alternate History, Psychedelic

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About Onto Maizilind Unto Infinity

Onto Maizilind Unto Infinity (OMUI) is a first-person narrative horror game about humankind’s suicidal instincts, interweaving grand geopolitical destruction with personal tragedy. It unfolds as a world-ending nightmare: a playful childhood afternoon quickly descends into the trauma of the Iranian Revolution, transforms into a nuclear apocalypse, and concludes with the sudden death of my Uncle Ramin.
Players should expect a deeply personal and tragic experience designed to place you in the shoes and eyes of a child in my own family as the Islamic revolution came and went, followed by the Iran-Iraq War, scattering us in a hundred different directions and uprooting thousands of people from their ancestral land.
Except, in this reality, the nuclear apocalypse comes in its place - and who but Ramin can stop it? You will take on his impossible quest to save his family as the nightmarish reality collides with hallucinations of his real life.
What features should one expect? 
  • Explore a 1970s style Tehran apartment in a first-person perspective. 
  • Play with toys, examine photographs, and struggle to understand the relationships of an Iranian family.
  • Watch the Shah on TV, try to flip the channels, and piece together the dynamic political situation of Iran from the arguments of the adults. 
  • Listen to the Shah's final speech to the Iranian people.
  • Run for your life and seek shelter.
  • Control Ramin as a pilot in his battle against nuclear demons and repressed memories. 
  • Confront Ramin in his final moments. 
  • Immerse yourself in the primeval destruction of Iran. 
  • Find your family in the spirit world and prepare for your journey to the Upper Realm.
Coming to peace with what happened was a long and arduous process. Making this game helped me immensely, but sometimes what was meant to be a way to let go grows into a means to hold on. It is with gratitude to the spirits and to history that I present the complete first edition of Onto Maizilind Unto Infinity in time for the tenth anniversary of a world without Ramin. It's true that the past is the past, but that doesn't mean we can't change how we feel about it.For the world to heal, we too must mend. Let us end the war with reality together.

What Steam players say

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Recommended Jan 16, 2026
Damn, this game is really good The story is rather sad but the visuals, holy sh.it Whole game is a piece of art I definitely recommend playing it, it's free 9/10
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Recommended May 1, 2026
There's jank, sure, there are some UX problems, like having too many text boxes to read at once, or using the same areas for passive and active dialogue. I think some of the art borders on the goofy, taking away from the seriousness. However, this game has an incredibly strong vision. I don't think I've played something tackles themes in the way this does, the personal and the politicial. Vibrant, surreal visuals evoke the extreme and existential horror from living through an event like this. It's not in perfectly balanced colour, it's big, powerful, in-your-face, disorientating, devastating.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 25, 2026
it was a good game, only bad thing was the fact that it kept crashing with bad lag spikes. It isn't a hardware problem because I can run 300 fps in most games.
Recommended Jun 2, 2026
intensely psychedelic disturbing game, it's short, you should check it out!
Recommended Feb 12, 2026
This is quite an insane game, more of a family tribute actually, than an actual game. Yet, I did enjoy it; it's a chaotic piece of work in its very unique way.
Recommended Dec 13, 2025
Intense, unique, harrowing One of a kind narrative experience that blends geopolitics, family life and trauma. Rough around the edges and has some techical issues but overall it's a very interesting and heartfelt game.

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