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Decay: The Mare Announced For PC and Mac

Daedalic Entertainment has announced their next horror-adventure title with Decay: The Mare which is set to release in February 2015 for PC and Mac. The upcoming title will consist of three episodes and takes place in the Reaching Dreams institution. Read on to learn more.

From the Press Release
Daedalic Entertainment is pleased to partner with Shining Gate Software to publish the horror-adventure game “Decay – The Mare” for PC and Mac in February 2015.


Decay – The Mare from developer Shining Gate Software is a horror-adventure game that consists of three episodes. Two episodes are currently available, while the third episode, as well as the full game will be published by Daedalic Entertainment upon completion of development.

In Decay – The Mare, you control Sam, an addict who ends up in an institution named “Reaching Dreams” – hoping to kick his drug problem and clean up his miserable life. But during the first night, something goes wrong and he gets stuck in a seemingly endless nightmare. Decay – The Mare is a 3D psychological horror adventure and homage to the Resident Evil and Silent Hill games, as well as to horror adventure games like Phantasmagoria, The 11th Hour and Gabriel Knight.

“We’re huge fans of all classic horror-adventure games, and are creating the Decay series to keep horror gaming alive,” said Fredrik Westlund, Creative Director of developer Shining Gate.

“Thanks to our work with Daedalic Entertainment, we can complete Decay – The Mare now, and bring it to a wide audience of PC players, when Daedalic publishes the game on major digital download platforms, such as Steam.”

Decay – The Mare will be available in English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Brazilian-Portuguese, Japanese, Korean and Chinese in February 2015.

To learn more, visit the official Decay - The Mare website.

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