South Korean indie developer Team Dada announced on the 9th that their upcoming title, Ghost Deliverer, is set to hit early access on the 19th.

Ghost Deliverer is a Korean occult fantasy adventure clearly nodding to the heritage of RPG Maker horror classics. You step into the shoes of Hye-seong, a young medium who infiltrates the titular Ghost Deliverer organization to uncover the dark truths behind her mother’s death.

The game weaves Korean cultural motifs and folklore into its puzzle design. Don't fret if you aren't an expert on local legends; the challenges—ranging from spot-the-difference to classic riddles—are intuitive enough for anyone to pick up. Of course, it wouldn't be a proper horror affair without a bit of tension; you'll have to navigate stealth segments, dodging patrolling spirits and formidable boss-tier entities. You can also snuff out the 'incense' that fuels these lesser spirits or burn the mementos of vengeful ghosts to clear your path.

The early access build, available on Steam and Stove, includes three chapters—demo included—offering roughly 5 to 6 hours of gameplay. Future chapters will arrive via free updates. Once the full version launches, it will feature the complete five-chapter narrative, new side quests, expanded language support, and various quality-of-life tweaks, at which point the price will see a modest increase.

For more details on Ghost Deliverer, Ghost Deliverer Steam store page is the place to look.