Horizon Walker: When Mortals Dine on Divine Flesh
The gods never saw it coming—that rancid cocktail of human desperation and stolen divinity dripping from your blade. One moment you’re kneeling in the ashes of Busan’s ruined cathedral, next you’re carving chunks from a screaming deity’s astral form. This isn’t heroism. It’s deicide as performance art, and every butchered god makes you more addicted to their ichor.

Core Loop of Sacrilege
Welcome to the Oblivia Phenomenon’s playground—a tactical RPG where battlefield grids warp based on which divine organs you’ve consumed. Absorb a Stormcaller Deity’s adrenal glands? Suddenly your turn order accelerates whenever allies bleed. Harvest the Laughing Matriarch’s optical nerves? The entire map reveals as a heatmap of mortal sins. But beware: every stolen power mutates your DNA. Let the Hunger Meter hit 100%, and you’ll become the next world-ending calamity.

Battles That Redefine Heresy
Forget action points. Combat runs on Sacred Cooldowns—a system where using god-skills ages nearby allies. Deploy the Skyrend Gash (stolen from a dismembered cloud deity) to cleave enemies, but watch your healer wither into a crone. Mitigate decay by orchestrating Sin Chains: position your half-angel sniper to headshot foes through your pyrokinetic’s hellfire walls, triggering combo debuffs like “Incinerated Arrogance” (-50% divine resistance).

Harem of the Damned
Recruit dimension-hopping warriors, but understand—these aren’t waifus. They’re walking paradoxes. Take Lyra, the 9th-dimensional “Gunwitch”: her left arm exists five seconds in the future, allowing pre-emptive strikes… if you survive her constant reality flickers that randomize party stats. Romance her, and you’ll unlock the “Chrono-Infidelity” subplot where your past/future selves compete for her affection across parallel timelines.

The Price of Worship
As humanity’s new god-emperor, your Seoul HQ morphs based on followers’ secret desires. Let cultists build too many pleasure shrines? Your base becomes an erotic labyrinth where navigating to the armory risks triggering “Temptation Events” with sanity-draining priestesses. Alternatively, permit zealots to construct penitence engines—gain combat buffs while enduring 24/7 screamo psalms from your own fanatical choir.

Unholy Communion Features

• Divine Metabolism System
  Vomit consumed god-flesh as toxic grenades, or risk letting it metastasize into usable limbs. That tentacle arm sprouting from your ribcage? It can strangle angels… or randomly fondle allies during cutscenes.

• Cult Customization
  Design blasphemous rituals to farm faith points. Choose between:
  A) Sacrifice NPCs in gladiatorial streams (boosts critical rates)
  B) Host interdimensional Tinder where followers swipe on demonic avatars (unleashes lust-based AoE)

• Sin Architecture
  Reconstruct post-apocalyptic cities using debris from dead pantheons. Pave roads with a moon goddess’s shattered molars—their eternal screaming wards off lower-tier enemies.

The Pantheon’s Revenge
Killing deities has consequences. Topple the God of Broken Vows, and prepare for his widows—seven reality-warping ex-lovers—to invade your dreams. Each night brings a roguelike dungeon where your pajama-clad party must defend REM cycles from psychosexual traps. Lose, and wake up with permanent phobias like “Fear of Euclidean Geometry” (-30% tactical movement).

Required Permissions (Because Even Gods Hate EULAs)

• Media Storage: To screenshot your 8-winged abomination form for bragging rights

• Reality Anchor: Mandatory app updates to prevent your phone from becoming a chaos portal

Horizon Walker doesn’t care if you save humanity. It asks: How many heavens will you gut before becoming the very nightmare you devoured?