Latin Shadows - The Visitor

The Game
Latin Shadows: The Visitor is a horror experience with visuals inspired by the PlayStation 1 era, set in Paraguay and featuring creatures and stories from Guaraní folklore and Paraguayan legends.
What begins as a seemingly normal night soon turns into an increasingly strange and unsettling experience.
Explore different locations, talk to characters, uncover secrets, and make decisions that can completely change how the night unfolds.
With 11 different endings, including 2 secret endings, every playthrough can lead you to discover something new.

Approximate length of a first playthrough: ~30 minutes
Total content: ~2–2.5 hours to discover all endings and additional content.

Explore and Make Your Own Choices
You can play in first person for greater immersion or use fixed camera angles for a more classic and cinematic experience.
There is no single path forward.
Some choices will be obvious, while others will require you to explore, pay attention to your surroundings, talk to characters, find items, or discover unconventional ways to progress.
Notes, books, and inspectable objects scattered throughout the environments allow you to uncover more details about the characters, creatures, and world of Latin Shadows.

The Lagoon
During your adventure, you can discover a lagoon where you'll gain access to a dedicated fishing system.
You'll need to keep your catch under control as the fish tries to escape, catching different types of fish that may help you progress.
But fishing isn't limited to simply advancing the story.
Those who want to explore this mechanic more deeply may also try to catch something special.

Myths Hunter
Within Latin Shadows, you'll also find the Jolystation 2, a console that lets you play Myths Hunter, a complete video game within the game itself.

Myths Hunter features its own visual style inspired by the PlayStation 2 era, complete with its own cutscenes, environments, and combat system.
Armed with a machete, you'll be able to attack and block as you face creatures from Paraguayan mythology and legends (Jasy Jatere, Luisón, and Malavisión).

But learning how to fight in Myths Hunter might prove useful outside the game as well...
Minigames and Special Situations
Not everything can be solved by simply exploring.
Throughout the adventure, you'll encounter different mechanics and special situations.
You'll be able to prepare drinks through a musical rhythm minigame, fish in the lagoon, fight with a machete, or make your way through dangerous sections while dodging obstacles and projectiles.

Some of these situations are part of completely optional paths and may lead you to endings you would otherwise never discover.
11 Endings to Discover
Your choices, actions, and discoveries will determine how the story ends.
There are 11 different endings, including 2 secret endings.
Some can be found simply by making different choices.
Others will require you to investigate, experiment with the game's mechanics, pay attention to small details, or uncover secrets hidden throughout the environments.
Not every path will be obvious from the beginning.

Trophy Room
Every time you unlock a new ending, a trophy will appear inside the protagonist's room.
This room acts as a separate area where you can check which endings you've already discovered.

Decision Tree
Unlocking new endings will also reveal parts of the decision tree.
This system allows you to visualize the paths you've already discovered and get hints about choices, actions, or events you haven't encountered yet.
It won't give you all the answers directly, but it can help you figure out where your next ending might be hidden.

Key Features
11 endings, including 2 secret endings.

Horror inspired by Guaraní folklore and Paraguayan legends.

Visuals inspired by games from the PlayStation 1 era.

Play in first person or using fixed camera angles.

Different areas, characters, and paths to discover.

A fishing system integrated into exploration and progression.

Myths Hunter, a complete game within the game featuring visuals inspired by the PS2 era.

First-person combat with machete attacks and blocking.

Encounters with creatures from Paraguayan legends.

A musical rhythm minigame for preparing drinks.

Special gameplay segments with their own unique mechanics.

NPCs and conversations that expand the story.

Notes, books, and inspectable objects.

A Trophy Room that keeps track of the endings you've discovered.

An unlockable decision tree to help you discover new paths.

Secrets and optional content for players who want to discover everything.