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Version 1.2.1 · 2024-10-26
- Minor bug fixes & optimisations
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2024-10-26.








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Maid of Sker does not support: iPhone X/XR, iPad 9th Gen, iPad Mini 5th gen, iPad Air 3 or earlier.
Maid of Sker is a first-person survival horror, set in a remote hotel with a gory and macabre history from British folklore. Armed with only a defensive sound device, you’ll utilise stealth tactics to avoid death amongst a cult of sound-based AI enemies.
Set in 1898 and inspired by the haunting Welsh tale of Elisabeth Williams, this is a story of a family empire driven by torture, slavery, piracy and a supernatural mystery that suffocates the grounds of the hotel.
- 3D sound-based AI system as the core survival mechanic
- Fusing psychological, gothic and British horror
- Realistic visuals, immersive environments and eerie atmospherics
- Famous Welsh hymns from the spine-chilling voice of Tia Kalmaru
- Re-imagining of the Welsh folk song “Y Ferch o'r Sger” (The Maid of Sker)
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- Minor bug fixes & optimisations
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