The Visitor

Source coverage: 1 independent source, Miraheze The Visitor; checked 3 November 2026. Empty cells mean the referenced table does not supply that field.

Steam’s store text frames the game as fifteen days inside an apartment while something outside warps anyone who sees it. The Miraheze article on the Visitor goes further: Earth is described as a splinter of that being’s body. I print both, because the store line is the pitch and the wiki line is the lore page players actually cite.

You cannot recruit it. It is not a party member, and it has no published row for health, stamina, or a level. The only combat note I will repeat is the one the wiki gives for the ending fight: an opening attack, then a last battle that includes the party. Shadow damage is listed at 20% resistance. No elemental weakness is written down, so the weakness cell stays empty.

Four offerings have to be the right ones before the roof question matters. The question, on the Perfect Ritual path, is whether you look (Truth) or look away (Denial). A separate attack route is what the endings page calls the way into the Final True Ending. That route has its own conditions — a violent streak, the in-game RPG, and a damage check — and those belong on the endings table, not as a guess here.

Sybil, Aster, Jasper, Beryl, and Aurelius are the names tied to the astronomers who studied it. Sybil is the one the wiki says looked first, then wiped her own memory. Her body and the Meat World are the same article’s claim. I link her page rather than retell that twice.

Patch 2.3’s notes, as summarized on the wiki’s version history, add the Visitor to the end-of-run boss counter. That is a UI change, not a new biography. I am not treating the counter as proof of a second form.