Once, children sang in the fields. Now the wind only whispers names of the dead.
Velmora — a village on the edge of light and shadow. And today... you've come back.
Not as a hero. Not even as a man seeking redemption.
But as the only one who knows what lies beneath the chapel floor.
The sacred statue of light is gone.
The crypt is stirring.
And somewhere in the dark waits Selena Mortis — the one death has long forgotten.
Built on Unreal Engine 5. Three languages, three oaks — and lip sync that gives words weight.
⚔️ Features
Atmospheric action-adventure with a story-focused experience
Melee and ranged combat — from rusted blades to newly awakened magic
Growth by fate, not choice — your strength changes with your path, guided by unseen hands
Ancient caves and lost tunnels now open beneath Velmora
New horrors — the restless dead, spectral hounds, an ancient troll, and the dark lord behind stone
Bodycam Horror Mini-Game — step into a terrifying side mission where light is your only weapon
Cinematic dialogue and fully voiced characters, each carrying their own sins
No map. No hand-holding. Just instinct… and whatever light you can keep alive.
Four reworked mini-games — from chaotic buggy races to a lighthearted 3D platformer, a top-down horror shooter where you must extract a trapped scientist, and a story-driven body-cam horror sequence with full voice acting.
Final Word
The Secret of Velmora is not a game about glory.
It’s about whether you still carry enough light to descend — and return.
♂️ A Note from the Developer
Velmora is a dark adventure full of suspense, atmosphere, and surprises. Hidden corridors, restless dead, and a story that will draw you in and never let go await you.
And this is just the beginning—the world will grow, the darkness will intensify, and the mysteries will multiply.
Enter. Turn on the light. And discover what Velmora hides.
Since AI helped me not only with technical decisions, but also with choosing the direction of the game when I couldn't make up my mind, it became a rightful co-author of this project. That's why I asked it to choose a name under which it is listed in the Credits - Ain-Soph.
