Hello everyone,
It’s been a little quiet from our side lately, and I want to take a moment to explain why, and to be fully transparent about where Veils of the Past currently stands.
Over the past months, I’ve been deeply focused on the heart of the game:
the writing, the structure, and every branching path of the story.
As the narrative evolved, it reached a level I’m genuinely proud of; emotionally, thematically, and in terms of player choice. But while refining the story, one thing became very clear:
Veils of the Past can only be released when everything meets that same level of quality.
That realization led to a difficult but necessary decision.
🔁 Re-assessing the entire presentation
To do the story justice, all visuals are currently being re-evaluated.
Many scenes are being refined — and quite a few are being completely remade — to ensure they match the tone, emotion, and depth of the writing.
This also applies to:
branching structure and pacing
sound design and atmosphere
overall player experience
all localizations, which must feel natural and immersive in every supported language
Because of this, it’s no longer realistic to release the game in February 2026.
🗓️ Updated release window
The new target release window for Veils of the Past is Spring/Summer 2026.
I know this may be disappointing for those of you who have been eagerly waiting, and I don’t take that lightly. But I firmly believe that launching the game only makes sense when every part of it reaches the same high standard.
I want your first full playthrough to feel right and complete.
Not rushed. Not compromised. Not “almost there.”
💙 Thank you for your patience
Your support, your wishlists, and your messages mean more to me than I can properly express. I promise that this extra time is being used with one goal in mind:
To deliver the best possible version of Veils of the Past, and an experience truly worth the wait.
Thank you for staying with me on this journey.
— TangoScarMike
Developer of Veils of the Past
Some of you may recognize this moment from an earlier demo — a memory Alex holds of Emily.
First image: the original version.
Second image: the reworked scene, rebuilt to better reflect the emotion and weight of that memory.
As soon as an updated version of the demo is ready, I will put it online and let you know.