Indie developer MadMantra has announced that Kamla – Indian Horror Game, a survival horror title, will launch on Android and iOS on February 8, 2025. Pre-registration is now open for Android users, with iOS pre-orders to follow soon.

A Survival Horror Adventure Rooted in Indian Culture

Set in 1980s India, Kamla – Indian Horror Game casts players as a Tantrik Priest who uses black magic to save Kamla, a newlywed woman possessed by a powerful demon. Players must navigate a haunted mansion while collecting ritual items and uncovering the secrets behind Kamla’s possession.

The game challenges players to balance survival mechanics with exploration, requiring them to find cover and safeguard collected items during tense encounters with Kamla. The gameplay emphasizes strategy and resourcefulness, creating a suspenseful and immersive experience.

Story and Gameplay Highlights

The narrative focuses on Kamla’s tragic transformation. After marrying into a wealthy family, Kamla fell victim to demonic possession, leading her to harm family members and haunt their mansion. Players must uncover the dark history of the mansion while performing an exorcism ritual to free Kamla from the demon’s grasp.

The gameplay incorporates exploration, puzzle-solving, and stealth mechanics. Players must solve intricate puzzles to unlock hidden objects, locate ritual items, and overcome the obstacles presented by the mansion’s eerie environment.

Atmospheric Design and Immersive Soundtrack

The game features a detailed setting inspired by Indian culture, with a haunting soundtrack that enhances its atmosphere. The design aims to immerse players in its horror-filled world, providing a unique survival adventure within a culturally distinct narrative framework.

Kamla – Indian Horror Game will be available on mobile platforms in early 2025, offering players a combination of survival mechanics, challenging puzzles, and a culturally rich horror experience. For more details, visit MadMantra’s official channels and stay updated on the iOS pre-order release.