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Shards Of Solitude – a first-person survival horror game from the small studio Chilling Designs, released on April 14, 2026. The protagonist searches for traces of the supernatural in an abandoned factory and finds Miyuki, a lonely girl with two personalities who is completely unwilling to let him go.
Two Miyukis
One side of Miyuki is calm and friendly, easy to talk to, and seems almost harmless. The other is cruel and unbalanced. Which side comes to the fore depends largely on you. As long as you don't anger her, ignore her, or do anything she doesn't like, she'll remain calm most of the time. Cross that line, and a hunt begins throughout the factory: Miyuki sets traps and disables generators to cut off your path. She's voiced by actress Erusha; there are no neural network voices in the game.
Keys, code or ritual
There are two ways out. The easy way: collect the keys, enter the code, and reach the exit. The hard way: perform the ritual. The factory itself is dangerous: some areas are best avoided. Hiding, using traps, and using weapons against Miyuki are also permitted, although the main thing here is to delay the inevitable. Death doesn't reset the story: Miyuki wants you to stay with her, and each attempt plays out differently.
Three difficulties and seven endings
On normal difficulty, both sides of Miyuki are visible, but the pressure is lower. On hard, she's more aggressive and gains a more lethal state. The developers call the highest difficulty a serious challenge. There are seven endings: three each on normal and hard difficulties, and one secret one, so the highest difficulty isn't required. The game contains a lot of violence, strong language, and adult themes. Download torrent Shards Of Solitude On a PC, it can be lower; you'll need a GTX 1060-level graphics card.
Features of the game
First-person horror game set in an abandoned factory.
Miyuki has two personalities that react to your actions.
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