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Creepshow Crawls Onto PC in August With a New Anthology Horror Game from DreadXP
DreadXP and PHL Games, in partnership with AMC Global Media, announced that Creepshow, an officially licensed video game adaptation of Shudder's horror anthology series, will launch on PC via Steam in August. The game features multiple playable horror stories with an authentic Creepshow tone, blending wicked scares, twisted humor, and comic-book style dread.
Creepshow Crawls Onto PC in August With a New Anthology Horror Game from DreadXP
The officially licensed video game adaptation of Shudder's horror anthology series, Creepshow, is set to launch on PC via Steam in August. Developed by PHL Games with creative direction from Brian Clarke and published by DreadXP, the game aims to capture the signature blend of scares, humor, and comic-book style dread of the acclaimed television show.
Acclaimed Horror Series Creepshow Now Has A Video Game Spin-Off On Its Way
The acclaimed horror series Creepshow is being adapted into a video game by PHL Games and published by DreadXP. The game will feature multiple self-contained horror stories inspired by the show's blend of scares, humor, and comic-book style. It is set to launch in August for PC via Steam.
Paranormal Activity game isn't moving ahead
The development of the horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been canceled. Darkstone Digital's Brian Clarke stated that the project was not given the necessary time extension to become a great game, leading to the decision to "go separate ways" with the publisher. The cancellation is reportedly due to Paramount's merger with Warner Bros. and their desired Q4 2026 release window.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold is as dead as its ghosts, as the game gets canned because Paramount couldn't wait any longer
The upcoming game adaptation Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been cancelled due to Paramount's refusal to grant a requested development time extension. Solo developer Brian Clarke, also known as DarkStone Digital, stated that he chose to part ways with Paramount rather than release a sub-par product. DreadXP supported Clarke's need for more time throughout the process.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold Has Been Cancelled
Developer DarkStone Digital and publisher DreadXP have announced the cancellation of their upcoming horror game, Paranormal Activity: Threshold. The solo developer, Brian Clarke, cited a need for more development time, which Paramount, the IP holder, denied. Clarke chose to cancel the project rather than release a subpar product and plans to continue making horror games after a break.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold Cancelled
The video game Paranormal Activity: Threshold, revealed in 2024, has been cancelled. The cancellation is reportedly due to disagreements between the development team and Paramount. The news was shared by Brian Clarke on Bluesky.
Paranormal Activity game dead after Paramount refuses to give legendary Mortuary Assistant dev more time to make it…
The upcoming horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been canceled because its license holder, Paramount, refused to grant developer Brian Clarke more time to complete his vision. Clarke, known for The Mortuary Assistant, stated that he and publisher DreadXP parted amicably with Paramount. Despite the cancellation, Clarke expressed eagerness to continue working in the horror genre.
Paranormal Activity: Threshold Canceled as Developer Says Paramount Declined Extension
DarkStone Digital founder Brian Clarke announced that the horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold has been canceled because Paramount declined a request for an extension of development time. Clarke stated that he chose to part ways with Paramount rather than release a subpar product, with publisher DreadXP supporting the decision. Despite the cancellation, Clarke plans to continue making horror games after a short break.
Paranormal Activity Game Canceled Because Paramount Wouldn't Give Its Devs More Time
Paramount has canceled the development of the horror game Paranormal Activity: Threshold after refusing a time extension request from developers Darkstone Digital and DreadXP. Creator Brian Clarke stated he would not release a subpar product and chose to part ways with the project. The game had previously received a positive reception at PAX East.
