Game Grumps, the developer behind dad relationship simulator Dream Daddy, has confirmed it’s working on a new psychological horror sport, Homebody.
Homebody is a narrative-driven horror puzzle sport with a nostalgic fashion impressed by ’80s slashers and retro horror video games that includes a shocking and responsive enemy AI system guaranteeing no two encounters will ever be the identical.
According to the synopsis, Homebody is a survival horror puzzle sport the place you meet up with previous associates and take a look at to not get murdered.
“Emily and her college buddies have gathered at a remote rental house to watch the Perseid meteor shower. They try to rekindle the bonds they once had, but lingering emotional wounds and social anxieties leave Emily feeling more alone than ever. When the power suddenly goes out, it’s almost a relief. But under the cover of darkness, a mysterious killer picks them off one by one. If Emily can’t find a way out, she’ll be trapped in this nightmare forever.”
The sport challenges gamers to “evade the killer, solve the house’s devious puzzles, and reconnect with your friends. Escaping the house may seem impossible at first, but with each attempt to put the pieces together, the bloodstained picture becomes more and more clear.”
“We’re obsessed with horror games, so when coming off of Dream Daddy, it was a natural shift to explore the horror genre,” stated Jory Griffis, Homebody’s sport director. “We were excited to retain the narrative and storytelling values we learned making Dream Daddy and put them to use in a game with a totally different tone and ambitious new mechanics.”
Homebody is “coming soon” to Steam although additional launch particulars are but to be introduced. It has been confirmed that the title shall be printed by Rogue Games although.
“We’re huge fans of everything that Game Grumps does,” stated Chris Archer, chief technique officer at Rogue. “From their comedy to their game development, Game Grumps embodies everything we want to amplify as a publisher, and we’re thrilled to help bring Homebody to players later this year.”
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