Horror games aren’t for everyone. This genre seeks to feel the game within the video game and to engage fully with a story that perhaps leads us to do more than one leap from the chair of fear, taking our hearts to 1000. Some games seek more visceral terror, but others to play with our minds more, as it looks like the new MADiSON will do the trick.
This game, developed by Bloodius Games, seems to seek to evoke a bit of the experience of the “disappeared” PT, with a first-person perspective to better bring the player into its story. We didn’t have a release date, but now we know it’s coming June 24 on Xbox and PC.
MADiSON will arrive this summer on Xbox and PC
According to the game’s official synopsis, we’ll be taking on the role of Luca, who wakes up in a room with his hands covered in blood and not knowing what happened. A photo camera (as seen on the cover of the game) will have a very big role in the game, because taking pictures and unveiling them will be the key to solving puzzles and being able to advance in your story. It looks like her story will be quite “disturbing”, so it might not be for everyone.
John Lorent
Lawyer by profession and video game lover since I tried Street Fighter II on a Commodore Amiga.
