We recently had a chance to get some hands-on time with Martha is Dead, and I'll admit, I didn't really know what to expect going in. It takes those feelings we all have and puts a terrifying spin on them, effectively crafting a wholly unique journey that every horror fan should pay attention to ahead of the game's full release. Instead of cheap jump scares and tired storylines, Martha is Dead explores the horrors of World War II Italy. But that's not the meat of the story the true heart lies in familial bonds, expectations, and doing whatever it takes to feel accepted. Want to dig deeper and learn more about living with hope? Check out Isaiah 40:30-31, Romans 8:24-25, and 1 Peter 1:3-6.Martha is Dead is an up-and-coming psychological horror game from Wired Productions and LKA that goes beyond what one would assume from a scary gaming adventure.
People who believe in Jesus will spend eternity with him living in heaven. Death is a separation, and it hurts, but Jesus shows that the separation is not permanent. “I am the resurrection and the life” made sense then! The hope Jesus gave Mary and Martha spread to all his believers. Death is not the end! Jesus had power over death! A short time later, Jesus himself would be raised from the dead. She knew Jesus had the power to heal people, but could he raise them from the dead? Soon after, Jesus did raise Lazarus from the dead, and he gave new hope to Mary and Martha. Or did he? Grieving with his friends, Jesus said something strange to Martha, “I am the resurrection and the life.” She was confused. Mary and Martha lost hope that anything could be done for Lazarus Jesus had come too late. Then Lazarus died, and Jesus arrived days later. They knew that Jesus loved Lazarus, and that he had the power to heal him, but Jesus didn’t come right away. Full of hope, they had sent word to Jesus asking him to come when their brother Lazarus was sick.
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