FAITH: The Unholy Trinity

The rotoscoped horror masterpiece gets the physical treatment, and the extras are perfectly cursed. The FAITH: The Unholy Trinity on Nintendo Switch includes a pamphlet, a newspaper clipping, a sticker sheet, and a soundtrack download. FAITH is a retro-styled horror game that uses Atari-era graphics to deliver one of the most genuinely terrifying experiences in modern gaming, proving that pixel art and limited visuals can be more disturbing than any high-fidelity horror game on the market.

The Unholy Trinity packages all three chapters into one definitive collection. The pamphlet and newspaper clipping are in-universe props that extend the game's lore into your physical space, documents that feel like they were pulled from the game's 1980s New England setting. They're the kind of extras that horror fans display with pride and guests find mildly alarming.

The sticker sheet adds collectible personality, and the soundtrack download preserves the audio that drives some of the most unsettling moments in indie horror. On Switch, a physical FAITH collection with in-universe horror props is the collector's edition that indie horror fans have been praying for. The game that proved you don't need a graphics budget to scare people senseless, now in a package that brings the dread home.