The Decree

The Decree is a 3-player cooperative horror game about hunting souls under a relentless clock. The city is full of wandering souls. Everyone has a value. Everyone moves according to its own pattern. Your job is simple: Fulfill the Decree. But finding them is only half the problem. HUNT THE SOULS Humans constantly move through the world, following patterns that can be learned and exploited. Watch. Track. Predict. Then make your move. There are four levels of souls, from common souls worth little to extremely valuable Legendary souls. But the greater the value... the harder they are to capture. CAPTURE UNDER PRESSURE Capturing a soul isn't just pressing a button. Every soul presents a different typing challenge. Common WASD sequence. Uncommon Two-word phrase. Rare Three-word phrase. Legendary A five-word sentence. You have seconds to get it right. Make a mistake and the soul escapes. No health bar. No damage. Just your time. SOMETHING ELSE IS HUNTING Soul Drainers periodically emerge throughout the Order. Ignore them and they cost you. Fight them and keep moving. Your Sisters already know how to fight. The question is whether you can decide when to fight and when to hunt. 90 SECONDS Every Order gives you 90 seconds . Collect enough souls before the clock reaches zero. Fail an Order and you get another chance. Fail three in a row... the run is over. SIX ORDERS. THEN IT GETS WORSE. The first six Orders steadily increase the pressure. Complete all six and the game doesn't end. It gets harder. Then harder again. And it keeps going. There is no final round. No forced return to the lobby. No artificial stopping point. How far can you go? When you're ready, extract. Or keep going until the Decree finally breaks you. PLAY YOUR WAY The Decree doesn't assign you a class. One Sister might track valuable souls. Another might handle the Drainers. Another might take on the hardest captures. Then switch. Communicate. Adapt. Survive. HOW FAR CAN YOU GO? Complete Orders. Build your run. Push past the first six. Extract when you're ready. Then try to beat your record. The Decree remembers how far you made it.