As this massive wave of darkness starts taking over the province of Quebec, Thérèse’s life basically falls apart. After her mom dies, she gets sent to the Saint-Nicolas-de-la-Passion Orphanage — and it’s not some warm, caring place. It’s strict, harsh, and ruled by silence and blind faith, where suffering just feels normal and no one really questions anything. But every night, Thérèse escapes into another world through her dreams. At first, it actually seems peaceful and kind of beautiful, like a break from reality. But the more you see, the more you realize something seriously messed up is hiding under that calm surface. And somehow, this dream world might be connected to the creepy stuff happening inside the orphanage.
An Abyss of Dreams is a first-person point-and-click adventure with heavy cosmic horror vibes. You move between two linked worlds — the dark, oppressive orphanage and this eerie dreamscape — trying to figure out what’s really going on. You explore detailed environments, solve puzzles that feel realistic but also slightly surreal, and slowly piece together a tragic mystery that actually makes you think. You may also be interested link the game Forgotten Villa
The story hits hard too. It doesn’t just try to scare you — it digs into the dark history of Quebec’s Catholic institutions and what happened to the kids placed in their care. It’s emotional, unsettling, and the kind of game that sticks with you after you finish it.
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