
Ravenhille: Awakened
Hunt down the mythical beast, created in desperation during the final days of World War II. A failed Nazi project known as “Wolfsklinge” unleashed an ancient creature from the depths of hell. Now, it’s your task to lift the curse that haunts the village and the forest. It won’t be easy.
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AFTER ARRIVING AT RAVENHILLE, A TRUE CHALLENGE AWAITS YOU. DELVE INTO THE CURSED FOREST AND KILL THE ANCIENT BEAST THAT CAME FROM HELL - BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE.
Find and hunt down the beast. It hides in the darkness, watching your every move. This creature wasn’t born, it was made, then left to rot in the forest. A single bullet won’t stop it. If you miss, you may not get a second chance.
Explore the forgotten village and the cursed forest that hides the darkest secrets. No matter how peaceful it seems, nothing truly is. Use your Karabiner 98k and your sword to protect yourself.
Loot forgotten relics, keys, skill books, ammo, and money. Every item holds a story or a secret. Use your coins in the shop to buy useful tools, upgrades, and strange curiosities. Saving up for something valuable might be worth it.
Wander through strange places, caves and cursed structures. But one thing matters most: stay alert. The creatures that dwell here have learned to hide well in the dark.