Rhiannon: Curse of the Four Branches

About

Rhiannon: Curse of the Four Branches is a first-person point-and-click adventure that leans into horror and mystery. You take control in a secluded farmstead after Rhiannon’s parents leave her with a temporary guardian. The house feels off, creaking floors, flickering lights, and whispers in empty rooms. Your task is to solve environmental puzzles to uncover what’s really happening. The interface is simple but effective, letting you interact with objects and navigate the decaying space. Progress reveals more than just answers, it peels back layers of a family’s secrets. The game builds tension through isolation and subtle scares. Every creak and shadow feels deliberate. The puzzles range from straightforward to tricky, often tying into the setting’s history. While the story unfolds slowly, it rewards attention to detail. Players report around 5-7 hours for the main story, with hidden collectibles adding extra depth. The limited dialogue means the atmosphere and sound design carry the weight, and they do it well.

Storyline

Rhiannon is hearing noises and seeing things she can't explain. Living in her family's remote farmstead miles from friends and neighbours and having ambitious, busy parents, Rhiannon is alone. Her parents believe her stories to be an overactive imagination and teenage angst. So the Sullivan’s decide to take their daughter away for a break and have asked you to look after their home.