You are Dwayne Anderson, and on this particular night you’ll be experiencing the stories of three former inhabitants of your home who all were plagued by terrible personal demons. Visage opens with a bit of a morbid first scene that at first doesn’t seem to have a connection to anything, but as you awaken in the household that will serve as the focus of this story, you will find your path forward can split in a few different ways.
While you may step out into brand new locations at times, you’ll always be pulled back to that single house, but its unreliable nature hardly makes that a comfort. A door might open into a brand new landscape, the house’s interior can become twisted by dark new features, and a previously safe place can become the haunt of an anguished spirit. As you unravel the mysteries of its dark history you’ll become intimately familiar with every hallway, staircase, and even light switch, but at the same time, you learn the layout can never quite be guaranteed. Visage is a horror game that takes place in a single two-story house.
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