Egregore

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" Egregore drops you into a dimly lit Cairo café where every detail feels off-kilter. You move through the space in first-person, using a reality-warping ability to twist objects, shift perspectives, and piece together fragments of a shadowy plot. The puzzles rely on reimagining the environment, tilting floors into ceilings, turning walls into windows, to reveal secrets hidden in plain sight. The tone is eerie and methodical, with clues tucked into everyday items that morph under your touch. What grabs attention is the way the game turns ordinary settings into surreal playgrounds. The occult conspiracy unfolds through cryptic notes and shifting architecture, all tied to a mechanic that feels fresh in the puzzle-adventure space. While it’s a small team’s debut, the polished execution and mind-bending design earned early praise from indie circles. The lack of combat or dialogue keeps the focus sharp on its core gimmick: making the impossible feel intuitive.