IMPORTANT NOTICE

This store page corresponds to the original release of For What Will Come, not the new DLC, For What Will Come: Reimagined. If you're looking to dive into Abby's story from the beginning, you're in the right place!

For those interested in the remade experience, the new DLC, For What Will Come: Reimagined, offers fresh content and deeper exploration of the story. You can purchase the DLC separately . Check out the For What Will Come: Reimagined store page for more details!

About the Game

Embark down the small path of a girl named Abby as she goes back home and digs through her childhood, reliving the past to help reveal the secrets of what actually happened.

                                                          JULY 30, 2016

You moved out of state and left your family behind to pursue your dreams, You've become more successful then they would have thought. You live on your own, you make a decent bit of money and life is going by smoothly.

                                                           OCT 11, 2021

After 5 years you finally decide to travel back to your hometown of Ridgewater and visit with your family. What happens next is for you to discover, will this mystery end with you, or will it just be another story that was forgotten about?

For What Will Come is a short mystery exploration game best played in one sitting, set outside of a small fictional town, Ridgewater Colorado. Explore down a familiar path to uncover the secrets for what will come.

Key Features

• •No Traditional hard Puzzles or Combat: For What Will Come relies on the story and exploration, no need to get worked up over a hard puzzle you can't solve or gory violence.

• •Atmosphere: Immerse yourself in a truly unique world that was designed around atmospheric sound design and music

• •Semi-Linear: Take your time and freely explore different areas of the game while still pushed in a certain direction, unlock new areas by proceeding through others or traverse back through the areas you previously explored. You never know what you might discover.