Gray Dawn

To firstly address my playtime of this game, I have only played under 15 minutes total and my experience has been very convoluted and has left my mind in weary state unsure of how to continue playing this game as a faithful Christian. I understand why the game was made, to give people a semi-psycho-horror-puzzle experience with an interesting story background and interesting protagonist. During the first time I went through the door and ended up in some sort of magic world that apparently was created by God, I was a little confused at what to do, but It's a puzzle game so I understand that some things will be intentionally left out for players to figure out. From a Christian perspective: - Priestly rank/status is no where to be described about the protagonist. - Denominational status is no where described as well. -- The protagonist is titled a Priest with no affirmative denominational status. The office in the introduction to the game has a Coptic Orthodox Crucifix on the wall, in which Father Abraham prays unto when fighting the voice in the radio and fighting temptation. The rest of this office is decorated with Roman Catholic Saints like, Saint Francis of Assisi (only to be canonized in the Roman Catholic Church) along with other saints and Italian renaissance artist depictions of Saints. Father Abraham is not described as being a priest of any specific tradition or denomination, i.e. Catholicism in any rite, Eastern Orthodox, Coptic Orthodox, etc etc. - Mannequins in the second room of the house/church(?) are oriented in a very suggestive way, possibly enticing players with temptation. This is solely my opinion from a Christian perspective, play the game if you want to.