Liminal Void-tenoke ✦ Direct

When the first of them fell, they didn't vanish. Instead, they were cast deeper into the chaotic layers, revived with a new chance to collect the sigils they needed. As they descended, the physics began to warp—a phenomenon the survivors called "Loopy Mode." Time grew "fat" and slow; sometimes they found themselves walking faster than they could run, their bodies growing lighter as they passed through the barrier between their world and the void.

is an experimental "art horror" dungeon crawler developed and published by Jeistar . Released on August 23, 2024 , it blends high-octane spellcasting with a surreal, lo-fi aesthetic that explores themes of death, trauma, and the "liminal" spaces between reality and the afterlife. Liminal Void-TENOKE

The visual language of Liminal Void is its strongest asset. Drawing inspiration from the internet-born phenomena of "The Backrooms" and "Dreamcore," the game utilizes a specific graphical style to induce dread. When the first of them fell, they didn't vanish

The premise is deceptively simple: You are a wanderer trapped in a procedural non-Euclidean space. There are no monsters chasing you in the traditional sense. Instead, the enemy is architecture itself. Hallways that should connect lead to dead ends. Doors open onto the same room but slightly rotated. The sound design relies on low-frequency hums and the distant sound of a shopping cart wheel squeaking—even though there are no shopping carts. is an experimental "art horror" dungeon crawler developed