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Sealbee Games · Published by Sealbee Games · Official site ↗
Content notice: Themes of death, conflict, and resistance. Content Warning for references to suicide and generational trauma.
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Last updated 9 Oct 2026
Bean Sidhe (banshee) is a narrative walking sim through Irish and modern history featuring fully voiced interactions and colorful 3D landscapes.
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Indie, Simulation, Casual · 2025 · More £5 - £15 games
Explore Bean Sidhe, a narrative walking sim that weaves through Irish and contemporary history with fully voiced interactions. Discover the rich tapestry of stories in colorful 3D landscapes.
About this game
Bean Sidhe (banshee) is a narrative journey through death and heritage. Meet your ancestors through their memories of personal and collective resistance to systems of power, starting in prehistoric Ireland and culminating in a reunion with lost loved ones. Over the course of your journey, you will learn about yourself and the powerful legacy of compassion you built in life.
Bean Sidhe is a narrative walking sim. Your experience will consist primarily of exploring a series of cemeteries and listening to stories as you interact with gravestones and those interred beneath them. There are no puzzles, no combat, and the game saves after each level, so you may play at your own pace. After you've completed each section you are able to go back through the Memories menu and replay/read the dialogue you experienced in the game.
You can plan to spend 1-2 hours playing, depending on whether you prefer to wander at your leisure or go from story to story.
Death, conflict, resistance.
Content Warning for references to suicide and generational trauma.
All work showcased in this project has been donated by those involved. Assets were purchased from the UE5 store (no AI involvement), and all voiceover, writing, level building, playtesting, and game design was done by humans invested in this project. Bean Sidhe is meant to be a story about hope and perseverance in the face of adversity. If payment is a hardship, please reach out.
100% of developer profits gained from this project will be going to a rotating series of local trans folks and Palestinian families in need. Where possible, money will be going directly to those that need it in order to avoid charity regulations and fees.
We are in this together.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: 10
- Processor: Intel i3 (or equivalent)
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 20- series (or equivalent)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 3 GB available space
Supported Languages
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Easter Rising Refresh!
Development Updates - Bean Sidhe v3.0New UI art and layout! For returning players, it shouldn’t be a huge change, but the menu system is cleaner and prettier. Custom art provided by db_atlas from Black Altar Tattoo Studio.Xbox controller compatibility added. DualSense controller also works, touchpad prompts just don’t accurately reflect PlayStation touchpad symbols.With controller capability, Bean Sidhe is now playable on Steam Deck! We’ll be pursuing verification as soon as possible. For now please use the Gamepad With Joystick template for FPS and third person games.Read full article on Community Announcements (necromantic13)Patch NotesOfficial
Bean Sidhe V2.0 Update
New FeaturesAccessibility: You can now adjust your mouse sensitivity and change the game font from Architect’s Daughter to Comic Sans if it’s easier for you to read. Both can be found in the Graphics menu.New content alert! Clodagh’s story was replaced by Meabh’s, and there’s a new little soul to visit in the Resonant Garden. If you want to listen but don’t want to replay the game, you can check out the recording on the Sealbee website.BugsSaves: It turns out the previous game’s save system doesn’t save memories reliably across playthroughs. SORRY ABOUT THAT. It’s fixed in this version until someone tells me otherwise.NotesThe “Potato Famine” of 1800s Ireland was a man-made, colonial creation of the British government that restricted access to food, housing, and basic necessities to the Irish people. Rather than impact their bottom line, they opted to watch human beings starve to death. While I tried to avoid referring to it as such, I got lost in the sauce of not overusing "hunger" and "starvation" and there are some instances of referring to it as a “famine.” I have fixed what I can without re-recording!Read full article on Community Announcements (necromantic13)
