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In "Holy OS," you act as the Pope's secretary, deciding which letters from cardinals, politicians, and disciples merit his attention. Navigate ethical dilemmas, manage correspondence, interact with the Pope and advisors, and upgrade your operating system while navigating the complexities of the Church.

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Davide Di Staso

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Game Tags

Pixel Graphics Parody Visual Novel 2D First-Person Choose Your Own Adventure Text-Based Political Sim Choices Matter Multiple Endings Story Rich Management Philosophical Hacking Mystery Programming Adventure Interactive Fiction Dialogue Heavy 1980s

System Requirements

Minimum:

OS *: Windows 7
Processor: x86_32 CPU with SSE2 instructions, or any x86_64 CPU
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Integrated graphics with full OpenGL 3.3 support
Storage: 150 MB available space

HolyOS description

In Good Faith

Step into the shoes of the Pope's secretary in In Good Faith, a unique decision-making game where your choices shape the future of the Church. Every day, you are presented with an array of letters from influential cardinals, outspoken politicians, and everyday believers seeking guidance and compassion. Your primary task is to discern which letters merit the Pope’s attention.

Utilizing the Church's exclusive operating system, Holy OS, you will navigate intricate political landscapes and ethical dilemmas. Adhere to established protocols by stamping and signing each letter, making crucial decisions that could impact the Church's direction. Each choice counts—will you share a heartfelt plea with the Pope or discard it into the void?

Engage in conversations with His Holiness, his advisors, and a cast of intriguing characters as you work to manage the flow of correspondence. As you progress, earn money and unlock upgrades for your operating system, enhancing your ability to respond to the myriad challenges that arise. In In Good Faith, every decision could change the course of history.