The shadow tree whispers again
Faelduum – a land where magic has long been banned, nightmares lurk at every turn, and the ground itself seems steeped in evil. Anyone who hears this name can already feel the heaviness that hangs over the world of Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree A lot has happened since its release– but the real change began quietly,between the lines of patch notes and long forum threads.
For a long time, the game was considered an insider tip with rough edges. Too difficult, too complex, too inaccessible – that was often the verdict. But what many overlooked was that the developers were listening. And they worked meticulously. Update after update changed the game – sometimes visibly, sometimes subtly. The dark vision remained, but the experience grew beyond itself.And now the time has come:Mandragorais stepping out of the shadows.
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree – Now the real journey begins
For the first time since its release, the game has achieved “Very Positive” on Steam – a rare accolade for a project of this depth. To celebrate the moment, Knights Peak and Primal Game Studio are reducing the price by 25% starting June 19—an invitation to all who have been hesitating. Accompanied by Update 1.5.3, Faelduum now unfolds with more polish, balance, and narrative punch than ever before.
At the heart of it all: six playable classes, freely combinable skills,over 75 handcrafted 2.5D levels, and a story framework penned byBrian Mitsoda,the creative mind behindrVampire: The Masquerade – BloodlinesIf you love Souls-like combat and appreciate decisions that matter, you’ll find more than just a game here – you’ll find a world that challenges, seduces, and disturbs.
An atmosphericsoundtrack by the FILMharmonic Orchestra of Pragueunderscores the dark atmosphere.Starting September 5, Mandragorawill also be available as a Collector’s Edition– with physical extras such as an art book and soundtrack CD. Whether digital or on your shelf, this game has earned its place in the fantasy landscape.
