Remothered: Red Nun's Legacy

The concept

Susan searches for her missing daughter in Villa Ashmann, an isolated mansion on the slopes of Mount Etna. She is hunted by stalkers she mostly has to evade by hiding. She also gains hypnosis powers: retrocognition (reading memories tied to objects), mirrors that reveal hidden paths and moths that manipulate the environment (Stormind Games). The music is by Akira Yamaoka (Silent Hill) and Aram Shahbazians. Cissy Jones voices Susan and Maggie Robertson the Red Nun.

What the reviews say

PlayStation Universe (7.5/10) calls it a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy. It rates the story the best in the series and enjoys the exploration, the hundred-plus documents and the power-based puzzles. N-Gamz (18/20) praises the giallo atmosphere, menacing stalkers, well-built puzzles and a modest price for a 5-6 hour adventure. iCrewPlay (7.8/10) and PPE.pl (7/10) mainly highlight the storytelling and sound.

The criticism

PlayStation Universe finds the textures muddy and the story sometimes confusing. iCrewPlay describes a cautious formula that adds little to the previous games, and a fairly easy one. PPE.pl criticises the shadows and animations, as well as dull, undemanding puzzles, so opinions on the puzzles differ. N-Gamz notes slightly stiff animations and the lack of French voices.

Prices and languages

As of 11 November 2026, the standard edition costs €29.99 on Steam, GOG, the PlayStation Store and the Microsoft Store. Green Man Gaming sells a Steam key at the same price. The Deluxe Edition, which adds a digital artbook and soundtrack, costs €39.99 on the PlayStation Store. Text is available in French, but voices are English only (Steam).

Who is it for?

Fans of Clock Tower-style survival horror, where you hide rather than fight, and players who want to see the Red Nun’s story through to the end. Those looking for combat or a stiff challenge may be disappointed.