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Ritual Tides Mixes Amnesia With Survival Horror Shooting and Occult Horrors
Ritual Tides is an upcoming survival horror game from developer Vertpaint that blends amnesia, shooting mechanics, and occult themes. Players wash ashore on an island with no memories and become entangled with a local cult worshipping Mother Hortus, while also facing dangerous creatures. The game emphasizes realistic gameplay with scarce ammo and careful movement, and is slated for PC and consoles.
Guns of Eschaton Is an Upcoming Soulslike FPS Set in an Occult Apocalyptic West
Guns of Eschaton is an upcoming Soulslike FPS set in an occult apocalyptic Wild West, developed by Eschatology Entertainment and published by 4Divinity. The game features a fragile protagonist, challenging combat with over 20 firearms, and a world shaped by occult horror and twisted mythology, with art direction from Viktor Antonov. It will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S with solo, co-op, and PvP modes.
Guns of Eschaton Is A New Souls-like Shooter You Need To Watch
Guns of Eschaton, the debut title from Eschatology Entertainment, has been officially announced. This Souls-like first-person shooter blends Western themes with occult horror and features the final original universe conceived by the late art director Viktor Antonov. The game is set to release on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, and will include both solo and co-op progression.
HoYoverse Trademarks Nodusfall and Vassago for Future Projects - GameHaunt
HoYoverse has trademarked "Nodusfall" and "Vassago," indicating two new game projects in development. Nodusfall is described as a science-fantasy MMORPG built on Unreal Engine 5, targeting a late 2026 release for PC and consoles, while Vassago appears to be an action RPG with occult themes, potentially releasing in 2027. These titles mark HoYoverse's shift to Unreal Engine 5, aiming for more mature themes and advanced visuals compared to their previous Unity-based games like Genshin Impact.
The mysterious Assassin's Creed Hexe has a new creative director, claims report, as Ubisoft say goodbye to the legendary Clint Hocking
Clint Hocking, creative director for the upcoming Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe, has reportedly left Ubisoft. Jean Guesdon has been appointed as the new content head and will take over as creative director for Hexe. This departure occurs amidst Ubisoft's ongoing restructuring, which has involved game cancellations and layoffs.
