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About this game

Discover secrets in Sagebrush’s abandoned cult compound with a curious explorer. But brace yourself for a shocking revelation. What happened to the cult members?

• Sagebrush has a unique look with old-school graphics mixed with modern tech. It really sucks you into the New Mexico desert vibe.
• The game sounds super real, with wind blowing and echoes in the empty buildings. The music adds to the whole experience too.
• You can wander around the big Black Sage Ranch place at your own speed. Check out trailers, halls, and even old mines full of secrets.
• Find notes and stuff left behind to piece together what happened with this cult. It’s like solving a mystery that lasts about an hour or two.

Reviews

Sagebrush pulls you into the life of a cult by forcing you to follow the story of someone who survived one. Perfect Heaven – and its impact on its members – feels organic and like cults that have lived in times before it. Its pixelated animation style gives you the feeling that you’re exploring the ruins of someone’s memory and the tragedy that followed.

Pure Nintendo

 

Strictly as an adventure-type videogame, Sagebrush is as simplistic one can get. As an experience, though, it’s an unforgettable journey to the bizarre world of religious fanaticism, and, more specifically, suicide cults; one with an incredibly immersive, hair-raising atmosphere, in great part courtesy of its incredibly fitting, 32-bit era visuals, and minimalist approach to sound. If a fan of short, narrative-driven, psychological thrillers, this is a must-buy.

Cubed3

 

Sagebrush is a short narrative-driven experience that uses storytelling to great effect. Set on the site of a horrific mass suicide, players learn the story of the Perfect Heaven cult’s rise and demise at the hands of founder Father James.

Switch Player