Pygmalion's Folly

Pygmalion's Folly
is a survival murdersim where you play as Roxham Police Department's star detective, hellbent on finding your sister's killer... until he finds you.
In a story inspired by new and old horror classics, you spend five days in the basement of a doctor that's as genius as he is insane, experiencing new forms of torture that break the laws of nature. With thirty different endings, you can explore divergent approaches to escape his wretched basement and bring him to justice... or go down darker paths, and experience fates worse than death.
Please refer to this Carrd page for the game's Content Warnings. If you are someone that is highly sensitive to media, I recommend reading them. Pygmalion's Folly covers extremely dark and graphic content unsuitable for general audiences.
FREE VERSION
The WHOLE game. The Free version is NOT a demo. It's the ENTIRE game.
A protagonist able to use their background as a detective to hold their own against the killer with insight and physical capability (Customizable name, sex, and pronouns)
22,000+ words
30 endings
Original artwork and two original songs
4 characters with sprites that have many variations
4 hand drawn backgrounds
Customized GUI
Timers, Statuses, and Point and Click Elements
PURCHASE THE PAID GAME HERE ON THE SELLER PAGE
PAID VERSION
Everything above
15 more CGs with MULTIPLE variations
Detailed sexual scenes and CGs adjusting to Player sex
A Gallery featuring Endings and CGs
Unlockable Extras
A Censorship Mode toggle (keeps the horrific gore but not the sexual scenes)
A secret ending after you complete the base game
An ending guide
SPECIAL CREDITS:
The whole game was directed, written, drawn, and programmed by me, Jack (Double Dead Studio).
Thank you to the following for helping me with the game!
Music Composer:
Claira (shotgunrunner0)
Co-writer, Editor:
My husband
Clovis (Vilefable)
Programmer:
Exodus
Eroguro Consultant:
Adri
Medical Assets, Bugtester:
Zoya Achilleus
Backgrounds, Music, and SFX:
Pixabay
,
pngtree
,
Ifness
,
hoffmanmusic
,
Joel Loopez