Dishevelled Cat Video games, the crew behind viral FMV horror sport At Lifeless Of Night time, has confirmed {that a} sequel is “coming (very) quickly”.
At Lifeless Of Night time 2: The Nice Hugo picks up the place the unique sport left off and reunites us with Maya as she heads off to research a big Tudor manor home.
At Lifeless Of Night time turned well-known rapidly through the pandemic because of streamers and content material creators like Markiplier, 8-BitRyan, John Wolfe, and DomPlays, who launched us to Jimmy Corridor, a creepy lodge landlord hellbent on recruiting an viewers for his late-night comedy present and psychopathic comedy alter ego, Hugo Punch.
The brand new sport, subtitled The Nice Hugo, picks up half a decade later.
“5 years later, Maya remains to be haunted by her experiences in Sea View Resort,” the blurb teases. “Determined for solutions she remembers the ghost field she used within the lodge, left there when she escaped.
“After looking on [auction] websites and in vintage retailers, she finds an analogous wanting machine, however can’t get it to work. She contacts an outdated pal and counsellor, Quinn, who had helped her perceive her supernatural experiences within the lodge. Quinn recognises the machine and is aware of the place they have been made – by an inventor who used to reside in a big Tudor manor home not removed from Sea View – however warns her in opposition to attempting to get it working. Nevertheless, Maya ignores his recommendation and goes on her personal investigation.”
Fairly how lengthy “(very) quickly” is, we do not but know, however we’ll preserve you posted.
For those who’re nonetheless within the Halloween temper – and why would not you be; horror video games are for all times, not only for Halloween – the developer of horror hit The Mortuary Assistant launched Playable Archive this week as a Halloween freebie.
As its barely cheeky title implies, Playable Archive (a riff on the legendary Playable Teaser created for Hideo Kojima’s cancelled Silent Hill sport) is a small slice of developer Brian Clarke’s a lot bigger cancelled Paranormal Exercise sport, making it an enchanting window into ‘what might have been’.