The Roman studio One O One, already authors of the award-winning The Suicide of Rachel Foster and the upcoming survival game Aftermath, have announced a new title coming by the end of the year: The Fading of Nicole Wilson is a first-person horror adventure that puts us in the shoes of a teenager from a remote town in Montana, who improvises herself as a ghost hunter.

Here are the official details, the announcement trailer and a set of images; enjoy!

Feeling stranded in her remote town, Brit seizes the opportunity to experience an adventure in the dilapidated Hotel Timberline. But her attempt to become famous turns into a terrible investigation, because both the living and the dead hide dark secrets behind its abandoned walls.

The Fading of Nicole Wilson is a story-driven folk-horror adventure game that tackles topics such as authenticity, personal sacrifice, and the cost of belonging while challenging players to unravel a mystery that is as dark as it is thrilling.

Brit, a teenager who feels abandoned in her remote town, is hired as a ghost hunter in the lonely Hotel Timberline. But, when her employer ends up in the hospital, Brit is forced to lead the investigation alone.

Once she arrives in that desolate and dilapidated estate, Brit realizes the presence of forces far more dangerous than any supernatural entity.

Together with her video camera and a series of ghost-hunting devices, she walks through the enigmatic corridors of the hotel determined to unravel her secrets. However, when he discovers a series of disturbing clues that allude to a much more sinister and still unknown truth in the history of the hotel, his investigation takes an unexpected turn.

Features:

• A narrative adventure game that combines exploration, puzzle-solving, and investigation
• Explore beautiful and haunting locations in Lewis and Clark County to unravel Helena's terrible secret truth
• Binaural audio allows for a truly immersive experience
• A fascinating and touching narrative for adults, combining mystery with popular horror
• Imperfect and plausible characters who face a web of intrigue and lies