Viviette
Released Oct 2018
Exploration, puzzles and a touch of classic horror awaits you! Uncover the secrets and mysteries of Neuville's Mansion. Test your logic against diverse puzzles, locate and use a variety of items, and don't lose your sense of direction, as navigation itself becomes an obstacle in your path!
88% positive · 522 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
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Evaluation
Viviette launched on October 18, 2018 as a self-contained horror exploration puzzle game. The developers released two post-launch patches: v1.0.5 on October 27, 2018 (adding accessibility options and puzzle clues) and v1.1 on January 15, 2019 (adjusting puzzles and fixing bugs). Neither patch introduced new content areas or story material, and no DLC or expansions were ever announced or listed for Viviette.
By February 2019, DYA Games had publicly shifted their focus entirely to a new project — explicitly describing a "classic Resident Evil game with the look and feel of Viviette" — which eventually launched as Evil Tonight in October 2021. The studio's news posts from 2019 onward are entirely about porting older titles to Nintendo Switch and developing Evil Tonight, with no further mention of Viviette updates or additions.
The game shipped as a complete, handcrafted single-player experience with no post-launch content roadmap, no DLC, and no developer statements suggesting further additions. The last substantive update was v1.1 on January 15, 2019, after which the studio moved on. Viviette is a finished product.
Evidence
Developer announced they are moving on to a new project — a classic Resident Evil-style game inspired by Viviette — signalling that Viviette development is complete.
Viviette launched as a complete horror exploration adventure with no mention of future DLC, expansions, or post-launch content plans.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
DYA Games
Achievements
6
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player
About this game
Immersive exploration puzzle solving experience
Unravel the mysteries and forgotten events of a place haunted and consumed by secrets, as you find mysterious documents that only hint at its tragic and macabre past... There is no map and no help. Just you, your alchemical lamp and... “something” else…
The “Monster”
It can appear anywhere, and at anytime. Yes, you can try to run... but for how long? Will you switch off your lamp and use the shadows and natural light to your advantage? Will “It” detect you if you stand but an inch away in total stillness? You hear its footsteps approach… What will you do?!
Challenging puzzles
Facing ingenious and unique puzzles with no obvious and simplistic answers, you will need to use all the clues the environment provides to find the hidden answer.
Items and inventory
Find and use a diverse and creative assortment of items in order to progress through the adventure. A well designed inventory keeps your belongings carefully sorted and provides descriptions that, in some cases, even hide clues...
Multiple endings
The best one, the "GOOD" ending, is not the norm - it is the exception. It is a reward for players who think differently, explore every shadow and mystery, and for those who hold luck on their side...
Original and breathtaking audio-visuals
This handcrafted adventure is presented with high quality 16-bit pixel art visuals. A labor of love created by a single artist. There is a fully unique and explorable mansion – With no two rooms the same and each individually designed with its own identity. Every pixel, every detail, every crack in the wall has been intentionally placed and designed by hand meticulously to tell players a story using no words. Our outstanding 90’s pixel visuals are enhanced by lighting effects, disturbing 3D positional audio, and a completely original atmospheric soundtrack.
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Last evaluated Jun 26, 2026
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