Gevaudan is a tense first-person survival horror game inspired by the legendary Beast of Gévaudan that terrorized 18th-century France. You’re alone in dense, eerie forests, hunted by a mysterious predator and forced to navigate by sight and sound while trying to survive the night.

Key features

• Atmospheric first-person survival horror
  Navigate haunting woodlands with only your instincts to guide you—you cannot fight; your only hope is to hide, flee, or outwit the beast.

• Stealth and evasion-based gameplay
  Avoid detection by moving quietly, staying in shadows, and listening for audio cues—every decision could be life or death.

• Immersive horror tone
  Designed to evoke vulnerability, fear, and suspense, with minimal UI and a focus on environmental storytelling and sound design.

• Focused, tight gameplay loop
  A short but intense experience where every moment matters; ideal for players seeking a nerve-wracking challenge rather than long-form storytelling.

• Wildlife and predator threat
  In addition to the beast, the forest feels alive with ambient dangers—creaking branches, distant howls, and rustling underbrush heighten tension.

• Low-spec friendly
  Optimized to run smoothly on modest systems with simple graphics and light processing overhead.

• Solo survival journey
  A single-player experience with no multiplayer or cooperative modes—perfect for fans of atmospheric horror.

• Minimalist controls and no combat system
  Movement, crouching, and simple item interactions allow you to focus on stealth and survival rather than complex mechanics.