Rakshasa is a first-person role-playing game that explores the internal divisions of modern India through the lens of myth, urban reality, and personal choice. Luxurious residential complexes stand alongside dilapidated slums, ancient temples alongside concrete interchanges, and the visual style blends the aesthetics of classic RPGs with the digital grain of early 2000s cameras. A city where the myth lives After illegally excavating ruins, you awaken dormant tantric powers and become part of a secret war most people are unaware of. Rebellious sadhus, asuras, and ancient predatory entities lurk among the crowds of the metropolis, masquerading as everyday life. The city becomes a living organism, where every place bears traces of faith, fear, and violence. As you progress, you'll navigate conflicting alliances and uncover a conspiracy that threatens not only you but the entire world. Each character pursues their own goals, and decisions have consequences that impact both the plot and your perception of reality. Here, supernatural horror is inseparable from human greed and faith. Features of the game A first-person action role-playing game set in urban India. A story about myths, tantric powers and conspiracies. A visual style inspired by classic RPGs and 2000s cameras. Choices that affect the world and relationships with characters.