If you’ve ever looked at a chaotic situation and thought, “This would be much easier if I could just purge the lot of them,” then Fulqrum Publishing has a treat for you. The publisher behind Forgive Me Father and Men of War has officially announced Inquisitor Simulator, a darkly humorous management sim that puts you in the hot seat of a medieval-esque inquisitorial monastery.
Coming to PC and consoles, this isn’t your typical “save the world” hero story. It’s a game about making tough calls with very little evidence and dealing with the (often messy) consequences.
Faith, Instinct, and Wild Guesswork
Developed by Edyan.dev, a small but ambitious three-person team, Inquisitor Simulator casts you as an Inquisitor overseeing a remote monastery. Your job? Identify and contain supernatural threats. The catch? The truth is rarely obvious, and the “Inquisitor’s Manual” doesn’t cover everything.
Key features include:
- Monastery Management: Restore crumbling halls, manage your staff of monks, and expand forbidden archives. You’ll need to balance spiritual purity with structural integrity.
- The Interrogation Room: Use a variety of tools and “persuasive encouragement” to extract confessions. Whether they are actually guilty is sometimes a secondary concern to getting the job done.
- Deep Alchemy System: Brew remedies to help your followers or corruptive mixtures for… other purposes. Experimentation is encouraged, even if you immediately regret the results.
- Diverse Threats: Face five major supernatural horrors and a rotating cast of lesser evils. When in doubt, the developers suggest that “apply fire” remains a highly effective fallback.
A Different Kind of Dark Fantasy
While the premise sounds grim, the game leans heavily into dark satire. You’ll be processing a steady stream of suspicious individuals—some genuinely possessed, some just in the wrong place at the wrong time. It’s a management sim where “misjudgment” is a gameplay mechanic rather than a failure state.
“Prepare to pass judgment where certainty is rare, evidence is questionable, and the stakes may be spiritually catastrophic.”
When Can We Play?
While a specific release date hasn’t been nailed down just yet, Fulqrum has confirmed the title is heading to PC (via Steam) and consoles.
For those who enjoyed the atmospheric dread of The Inquisitor (2024) but wanted more hands-on management and a wicked sense of humour, this looks like one to add to the wishlist.
Are you ready to restore order, or will your monastery fall to total annihilation? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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