We would like to thank you for your help and reports regarding the issue with saved games in Chapter 2. Due to an error in the object IDs, saved games prior to the patch stopped working, but now with this update, both saved games before and after the patch should load without any problems. We apologise for the inconvenience caused and thank you for your patience and help in sending us your saved games so we could review them.

Thank you!

Greetings!

We have released a small patch to fix an issue caused by the Steam integration after the patch we released a few days ago.

Although it did not affect the game itself, there were achievements that were not triggering, so this patch has reactivated them. We apologise for any inconvenience.

On the other hand, we have detected a problem with the saved games from Chapter 2. They seem to be failing after the update, so we will release a patch to fix this as soon as possible.

If you have recently started the chapter, you can load a previous save, which should work without any problems.

Once again, we are very sorry if this has caused any problems, and we are already working on the next update, which will provide more save points!

PD: We know the size of the patches is big, but the game is bundled with more internal changes that will be available in the future.

Today we are releasing the first patch for Dark Atlas: Infernum, which includes a more balanced Prologue, QoL improvements, and fixes for several bugs that we missed before launch.

We leave you with the patch notes:

• A couple of save points have been added to the Prologue.

• Added clues for the first time you can use the Clypeus.

• A new musical theme has been added during a cutscene in Chapter 3.

• Death phrases have been added in chapters 2 and 3.

• Inactivity phrases have been added in chapter 4.

• A new save point has been added in chapter 4.

• Depth of Field will now be disabled in the EndGame Cinematic.

• The visibility of access to the Calavernary in Chapter 1 has been improved.

• The visibility of the Chess Pieces Chest in Chapter 2 has been improved.

• Increased volume when rotating the rams in Chapter 2.

• The position and rotation of all save points have been adjusted.

• Removed a couple of unnecessary interactions in Chapter 2.

• The VFX when unlocking doors using the Clypeus will now only be displayed once.

• Radio Subtitles will no longer reappear if you resume the game outside of radio range.

• The "Continue" and "Load Game" buttons will now be hidden when all saves are deleted.

• Fixed an issue with persistent values when exiting the options menu using the Escape key.

• Fixed an issue that caused some events not to trigger when using the Clypeus.

• Fixed an issue that allowed the player to move with the inventory open.

• Fixed an issue that displayed a phrase in Spanish when using English subtitles.

• Fixed an issue in Prologue where a collision would reactivate after loading an autosave.

• Fixed an issue in Prologue where starting a cutscene while crouching caused the player to noclip into the void.

• Fixed an issue in Chapter 2 that causes “Head Bob” setting to be reactivated after exiting a puzzle.

• Fixed an issue in a Chapter 2 cutscene with screen resolutions higher than FHD.

• Fixed an issue in Chapter 3 that prevented players from entering the bathroom after loading an autosave.

• Fixed an issue in Chapter 4 that caused players to have to return to the main menu after dying in order to continue the game.

• Fixed an issue in The Estate where the Spanish voice cut off before the end of a cutscene.

• Fixed several visual glitches during the credits.

Thanks for playing Dark Atlas: Infernum!

~ Night Council Studio

It's been a week since Dark Atlas: Infernum went on sale, and we want to thank everyone for their support, and especially for their feedback!

That's why we're announcing a roadmap of game updates, which will serve to improve all the aspects that have prevented players from fully enjoying the game.

We can't give approximate dates, but we'll try to release the patches as soon as possible. In the planned roadmap, we are going to release three patches, one of which it will be released after this announcement.

The first patch that will be released later today, fixes minor bugs and many small glitches that have been reported via Discussions. We will leave an exact list of all the changes in the patch notes.

The second patch will come with QoL ‘Quality of Life’ improvements. One of the points we have received the most feedback on is the distance between save points, which means that losing progress is too penalising. Therefore, we are going to implement more intermediate saves so that progress is faster. Finally, we will include a portable map. Although the original experience was about getting lost in the maps, there are locations that are difficult to follow, so we are going to include the option of using a map for guidance.

The third patch will include accessibility: as many players were able to try out in the demo we had on Steam years ago, there were accessibility options, which allowed some players with impaired vision to play the game. These options could not be included in the final version of the game, but we are working on bringing them back. That is why we intend to release a new demo with these options, as a sample of the work we are doing.

We want to take a moment to say THANK YOU for the incredible reception that Dark Atlas: Infernum has received since launch.

Thousands of players from all around the world have entered the infernum with us, and we couldn’t be happier with your enthusiasm, reviews, and support.

Seeing so many players from so many different countries dive into the game has been truly overwhelming. Your messages, your screenshots, your theories, and your feedback are helping us shape the future of Dark Atlas every single day.

We’re deeply grateful to every one of you who decided to join this descent into madness.

At Night Council Studio, we’re actively working on new updates, improvements, and refinements to make your experience even more immersive and memorable.

Your feedback is incredibly valuable, and we’re listening closely as we continue strengthening and expanding the game.

If you don’t want to miss upcoming content, announcements, development updates, and international giveaways, make sure to follow us on our social channels:

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Stay tuned, there’s much more to come.

Thank you for being part of this journey into the infernum.

The best is yet to come.

After a relentless journey through development, sleepless nights, and whispered nightmares, the moment has arrived: Dark Atlas: Infernum is now available on Steam. What began as an idea, a whisper in the dark, has become a fully-fledged horror adventure ready to plunge you into its abyss.

In this first-person psychological survival horror from Night Council Studio, you assume the identity of Natalia Asensio (Grand Master of an ancient esoteric order) as the world crumbles around you. Reality fractures, ghosts emerge and the boundaries between flesh and spirit are torn apart.https://testx-steam.c5game.com/steamstore/app/2089630/Dark_Atlas_Infernum/?l=spanish

Key features include:

• Horror psychological survival: navigate intertwined physical and mental realities, fearless and unarmed.

• Immersive terror: hide in dark corridors, listen for every creaking floorboard, witness lights flicker as your mind reels.

• Rich narrative: part of the expansive Saga Radiata universe—books, podcast and lore deepen the experience.

• Stunning art & audio: meticulously crafted visuals and sound design to evoke dread and fascination alike.

We poured everything into this game so that when you press play, the doors to hell don’t just open. They invite you in.

Now it’s your turn. Will you step across the threshold and face what lies in the Infernum? Or will you turn away and live forever haunted by curiosity? Don’t wait.

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It’s been months of intense work on Dark Atlas: Infernum, and today we can finally share some of the most anticipated news. At the Halloween Showcase of The Horror Game Awards, we announced that the game will be released on November 14, 2025. In addition, we’ll have a fabulous physical edition on PS5, something that excites us deeply as fans of collections and tangible format games.

But that’s not all. Starting right now, you can download and play the demo of Dark Atlas: Infernum on both PS5 and Steam. We invite you to dive into the game’s atmosphere and experience firsthand the tension, mysteries, and horror we’ve created. This is our way of bringing you closer, before launch, to the experience we’ve been working on for so long.

For us at Night Council Studio, this announcement is very special. We’ve been working on every detail for a long time, and being able to share the release date, the physical edition, and the demo is a dream come true. We hope you enjoy the demo, share your experience with us, and join us on this journey into terror as we head towards November.

- Night Council Studio Team

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The nightmare begins live! Join Moonless_Night90 as he takes their first terrifying steps into the psychological horror world of Dark Atlas: Infernum. Discover what lurks in the collapsing dimensions, uncover the secrets of Natalia Asensio, and experience the tension, stealth, and dread that define this haunting first-person survival horror.

Expect heart-pounding exploration, eerie whispers, and moments that will make you question reality itself.

Play the demo now on Steam and PlayStation 5, and don’t forget to add Dark Atlas: Infernum to your wishlist before it launches on November 14th.