Sprouts of Sin

Ash is sent to hell as an executioner, tasked with killing its queen before her armies can rebel against heaven. The job doesn't go as planned, and he ends up stranded there far longer than intended, forced to work the blighted land just to survive.

That stretch of survival is where the game turns. The longer Ash stays, farming and dealing with the demons he was supposed to wipe out, the more his hatred cools into something else, while back home the people he left behind are exposed to threats he can't see coming. It's a slow corruption arc: every wasted hour in hell chips away at the mission he came for.

Between the farming loop and whatever hell throws at him, the game plays like a sandbox you tend rather than a story you push through, with Ash's shifting loyalties as the real clock running in the background. This is an early release covering just the first zone, so treat it as a starting point rather than the finished plot.