The Immemorial Order

hello, dearest :) I know you want clarity, but I don't have it for you. Someone will say it is a nice game. I cannot support it or deny. it has boring moments, non-scary moments, not-funny moments, too forced moments, when it tried to be the opposite of all those. But I cannot say "it was the worst". Just boring. Buy and play something else, I care about your time <3 https://youtu.be/-PjLMXObQUk

8.9-GB download, 18.4-GB hdd unzipped space = Awesome Graphic's ! This is the most Intricate Detailed Graphic's in a game -The Grand Lodge- i have ever seen so far on Steam ! The Woodwork texture's of the wall's of the Grand Lodge of the secret organization is absolutely beautiful ! From the look's of the wood working's you would have to be from that Era, & the rest of the Grand Lodge is also absolutely beautiful !

Weird game. It's based on cults and has immature humour thrown around but it manages to be a decent horror experience at times. It's quite minimal and there are a lot of AI images and bartenders name Al Mond, but I had a fun time playing it! There are weird graphical and audio glitches, but whatever...

The Immemorial Order, developed by Dan Gibson and published by Wicksley Games, is an eerie and slow-burning first-person exploration game that immerses the player in an atmosphere of quiet dread and lingering mystery. Set in the small town of Bricksmore, the story begins when the player moves into an old house that carries with it a disturbing history. At first glance, everything appears normal—a new home, an unremarkable setting—but as you begin to explore, you start uncovering unsettling remnants of the past: strange objects, cryptic symbols, and traces of rituals hinting at something far older and more secretive than you anticipated. The deeper you delve into the home’s secrets, the clearer it becomes that you have stumbled into the shadow of a long-forgotten order whose presence still haunts the town. The premise is simple yet effective, setting the stage for a tense and meditative horror experience that relies more on atmosphere and suggestion than on overt terror. The game’s greatest strength lies in the way it builds tension through environment and pacing. The house feels both familiar and alien, filled with subtle details that invite curiosity but also unease. Dusty corrid…

I didn't expect this to be a horror game, judging by the game art and Steam page, but it definitely is. In terms of horror, this was a pretty good experience with a few genuinely creepy moments, hard-hitting jumpscares and interesting locations to explore, which adds some immersion and realism to the experience. The storytelling and presentation is compelling, although maybe there could have been some more variety in terms of tasks and puzzles/game mechanics. The game environment (town, pub and manor house in particular) was well-designed and captures the atmosphere and feel of a British small town. I also appreciate the pub section, which really took me back to studying in England in the mid-2010s. Overall, I liked how the setting of a typically British town and everyday-life atmosphere is juxtaposed with something unsettling. Definitely worth checking out for any horror fan.

Really enjoyed this, the story and gameplay are really enjoyable. The hidden jokes and innuendo’s are also fun to spot! Well done on a fantastic first game.