Canadian developer Denis Morozov has partnered with fiction writer Milha Vek to unveil “Good Children Say Grace,” a first-person horror adventure rooted in the bleak landscapes of Eastern Europe. Blending psychological dread with dark romantic undertones, the title draws heavy inspiration from manga-style storytelling.
The game features a branching narrative in which player choices shape three years of starvation, possession, and increasingly desperate survival. Beyond simple dialogue trees, the developers note that even where a player chooses to walk can alter the story’s trajectory, causing small decisions to cascade into drastically different outcomes.
“Good Children Say Grace” is available to wishlist on Steam now. The title will follow an episodic Early Access roadmap, beginning with a free demo in March 2026, followed by the launch of Episode 1 in April 2026.
