Souls Divided

Journey Into the Unknown

Souls Divided is a puzzle game about perception, duality, and control. You play as a Dreamer who enters the astral realm of Namuru, a mysterious world shaped by two opposing forces: Order and Chaos.

To progress, you must split your soul and control multiple forms at once.

One body. Two souls. Three realms.

Control a physical body anchored to two ethereal forms, one aligned with Order, the other with Chaos. Each form experiences the world differently:

• Platforms may exist in one realm but not the other

• Paths shift depending on your perspective

• Obstacles can disappear or appear when you switch forms

Mastering these overlapping realities is the key to solving each puzzle.

Puzzle systems that evolve

As you progress, new mechanics are introduced and combined in increasingly complex ways:

• Observers: Being seen forces your astral form back. Use line-of-sight to your advantage

• Astral Platforms: Some objects on the realms interact with this platforms to open new paths

• Astral Mirrors: A linked mirror pair that extend your gaze to another space. Anything seen through the mirrors change their state

• Floating Crystals: Tools that change the state of objects can activate or deactivate this crystals. Change their state to control platforms and shift obstacles

• Dual Wormholes: Push and pull objects across space

• Limbo Dome: Shift objects between realms to solve layered puzzles

And much more... Each mechanic builds on the last, creating deeper and more challenging interactions.

Your tether is not a leash, it is a tool

Your forms are connected by a tether not just as a limitation, but as a core mechanic:

• Pass the tether through objects to activate or alter them

• Trigger mechanisms, open paths, and break barriers

• Manage its position carefully some things sever the tether on contact

Understanding how to use the tether creatively is essential.

Key Features

• Solve puzzles across three overlapping realms; Physical, Order, and Chaos

• Control multiple forms with unique perspectives of the same space

• Use a tether-based interaction system to manipulate the environment

• Experiment with observation-based mechanics where being seen has consequences

• Experience progressively complex puzzles that reward logic and precision

• Explore a subtle, mysterious world inspired by original cosmology drawing from Gnostic philosophy and Zoroastrian dualism not good vs. evil, but the tension between structure and change