The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline Launches on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S
The Alighieri Circle: Dante’s Bloodline is now available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Publisher Entalto Publishing and developer ONE O ONE GAMES announced the launch on September 11. The first-person psychological thriller draws on Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, turning its journey through Hell into a modern story about family, memory and fear.
The PC version is available through Steam, the Epic Games Store and GOG. The publisher lists a price of €19.50 or $19.99, with a 10% discount during the first two weeks. A demo is also available on Steam.
A ritual that returns every 33 years
Players follow Gabriele Alighieri, who must return to his ancestral home when the barrier between the human world and Hell begins to fade. The ritual that protects his family requires him to recover lost magical pages of the Divine Comedy and confront a past he has tried to escape.
The adventure takes place across two connected spaces: an Italian manor and a distorted realm called the Dive. Exploration and esoteric puzzles reveal fragments of Gabriele’s history through diary pages and hidden collectibles.
Two spaces, one psychological journey
The developers describe the mansion as the physical side of the story, carrying the weight of the Alighieri family’s history. The Dive reflects Gabriele’s internal struggle. Its contrast between bright white surfaces and deep red interiors is used to express suppressed anger and guilt.
The Alighieri Circle supports 11 language options, including Russian text. Voice acting is available in English and Italian.
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