#Deathground ps4 series
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What makes this interesting is an AI overseer known as The Author that will tweak and change the game depending on what you do and how you play.

The town of the title is overrun with hideous creatures and it apparently ties back to a murder spree that polished off your own family. More first person investigation awaits in Lunacy: Saint Rhodes, with yet another estranged relative encountering town-wide horror tangled up with their own family history. The 1990s low-poly graphics give it a distinct look, and the inventory puzzles hark back to the classic survival horrors of old, albeit viewed first person this time.

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Lost in the rain late at night, you stop at a roadside café and are soon caught up in all manner of weirdness that almost certainly is almost certainly connected to an abandoned research post in the woods and a series of strange radio frequencies. You’re a hapless everyman, heading home to a small town in Wales after your father’s funeral. There aren’t many surprises in the setup for this UK indie game. (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows, Xbox Series X and Series S, PlayStation 5) Whenever you play it, however, the team behind one of 2020's best horror movies moving into the interactive realm is very exciting. It now seems you’ll be able to play during the daytime, like a big cowardy custard, by completing a mini-challenge on the menu.

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It comes from Jed Shepherd, the screenwriter behind surprise lockdown hit Host, and sees him reuniting with most of the cast for a full-motion video game ( ie, it uses actual video footage, not graphics) about a struggling team of TV ghost hunters who may have bitten off more than they should when they investigate the local legend of the “Long Lady.” In a gimmick that the late, great William Castle would have been proud of, the game can only be played after 10pm wherever you are. It’s early days for this title, recently funded on Kickstarter, but you’re going to want to keep track of it all the same.

From eerie indies to bloody blockbusters, here are 15 of the upcoming horror games that we’ve got our eye on. Resident Evil Village aside, it’s been a pretty quiet year for horror games so far, but that’s going to change once the bright lights of summer are out of the way and the nights start to close in.