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Rainbow Billy: The Book of Fears changes
Today, we’re opening a new chapter in the Rainbow Billy universe.
We are proud to reveal Rainbow Billy: The Book of Fears, a narrative investigation game set in the same world as Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan - but this time, the journey is quieter.
Billy is a little older now. The colors are still there… but they don’t feel quite the same.
This is not a story about defeating monsters. It’s about understanding them.
As you explore, you will observe your surroundings, gather clues, talk to characters, and encounter strange beings known as Fearlings - manifestations of doubts, anxieties, and emotions that are often easier to ignore than to face.
Rainbow Billy The Book of Fears Each investigation is not about winning. It’s about listening. About learning to name what feels heavy.
There is no demo just yet. Playable content will be coming in the next few months, and we’re looking forward to sharing more.
You can watch the reveal trailer here:
View store page The trailer is premiering today as part of the Québec Games Sale, where it’s featured on the Steam sale homepage and showcased live during Indie Asylum’s YouTube and Twitch broadcasts.
If this new direction speaks to you, adding the game to your wishlist truly helps support the team at this early stage.
Rainbow Billy: The Book of Fears is developed by Manavoid Entertainment, the studio behind the Rainbow Billy universe, as well as Roots of Yggdrasil and Epic Manager.
We’ll be sharing more about the Fearlings, the investigation systems, and Billy’s new journey in the coming months.
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Thank you for being here at the very beginning of this new adventure.
Some fears shout. Others whisper.
The Manavoid Team
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