Blumhouse is finally announcing its games, and is it a bit of a disappointment? However, there are still some very promising titles. Nuggets?
The famous production house Blumhouse, which specializes in horror films, founded its own label to develop a series of video games. With such resources and franchises as Insidious, Meganor Paranormal activitywe had the right to expect real madness, but unfortunately…
Blumhouse announces a lot of games, but disappoints a little…
There are plenty of announcements to be made at Summer Game Fest 2024, and Blumhouse has invited itself to the party to announce not just one game, but six! Yes, there are definitely six games coming this year and beyond. The pity is that none of these titles, as cool as they are, come from big-name franchises. It’s a bit of a chill… but we’re not immune to spotting a few gems, especially since some big names have sneaked in here and there, notably Sam Barlow (Your history
Fear the Spotlight, developed by Cozy Game Pals
“A spooky love letter to ’90s teen horror stories. Sneak into a school after hours with Vivian and Amy, survive a séance gone wrong, solve mysteries, and discover the disturbing secret behind a school tragedy that happened decades ago. And whatever you do, stay out of the spotlight.” Fear the Spotlight is scheduled for release later this year, with no date or platform details announced.
SLEEP WAWAKE by Eyes Out
“Cory Davis (Spec Ops: The Line) and Robin Finck (Nine Inch Nails) return with a psychedelic first-person horror game set in the distant future. In the last known city on Earth, people are disappearing in their sleep. Those who remain face a crisis of ruthless experimentation to stay awake. Katja, our heroine, must contend with twisted death cults, otherworldly forces, and the ever-present horror of The HUSH to save herself and those who depend on her.
Crisol: Theater of Idols by Vermila Studios
“Immerse yourself in a unique first-person horror adventure where folklore and religion merge in a nightmarish version of Europe. Players navigate a world filled with disturbing legends and sacred rituals, encountering creepy statues of saints that come to life. In a desperate fight for survival, the player must sacrifice their own blood to use as ammunition against the horrors that lurk around every corner. “ Same thing, no release date yet but it’s coming soon.
The simulation of Playmestudio
“A never-before-seen horror game is the only evidence found at a crime scene. As a retired game designer tasked with investigating the case, you discover a hidden mode that plunges you into the unknown. As more dark games are discovered, you enter the fourth dimension of their worlds and delve deep into horrifying truths that go beyond your own reality…”
Grave Seasons by Perfect Garbage
Here we have one of the most special games of this announcement, a mix of horror game and… Story of Season?! “A charming pixel-art farm and city simulation game where players must figure out which of the townspeople is a supernatural serial killer while building relationships and harvesting crops.” Discover Ashenridge’s hidden secrets, find a way to stay one step ahead of the killer… and maybe save the next victim.” A fascinating game.
Codename: Project C by Half Mermaid Productions
Finally, the mysterious Project C, “An ambitious game from the pen of Sam Barlow (Her Story, IMMORTALITY) and Brandon Cronenberg (Possessor, Infinity Pool). Prepare to have your mind shattered by the most twisted vision of Half Mermaid yet. We can expect a nice little nugget here.
Blumhouse will surely make more announcements, but that’s not on the agenda yet. Summer Game Fest isn’t over yet…
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