Psychological horror game Afterdream is coming to consoles
Horror game publisher Feardemic has revealed that the 2D psychological horror adventure game Afterdream will also be coming to consoles. Afterdream will be available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S sometime this year.
The spooky title is in development by sole developer Jesse Makkonen. Makkonen is well known for his other 2D scary titles Heal, Distraint, and Distraint 2. Afterdream is also coming to PC via Steam, through publisher Gamera Games.
To celebrate the news, Feardemic also released a creepy console reveal trailer.
Explore lucid dreams with a spooky camera
Visually, Afterdream looks great, with eerily creepy 2D stylized pixel art. Players use a special camera to navigate a ghastly mansion that blurs the line between reality and lucid dreaming. The camera will allow you to interact with hidden objects only visible through the lens of the camera.
I love the atmosphere of Afterdream. It’s hard to pull off a scary game using pixel art, but Makkonen definitely knows what he’s doing. Also, with it being somewhat of a side-scroller, Afterdream seems honestly perfect for consoles. I’m curious to see where the story can go with this one, because I know his former games left quite an impact.
Afterdream will release sometime in 2023 on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
Horror game publisher Feardemic has revealed that the 2D psychological horror adventure game Afterdream will also be coming to consoles. Afterdream will be available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S sometime this year.
The spooky title is in development by sole developer Jesse Makkonen. Makkonen is well known for his other 2D scary titles Heal, Distraint, and Distraint 2. Afterdream is also coming to PC via Steam, through publisher Gamera Games.
To celebrate the news, Feardemic also released a creepy console reveal trailer.
Explore lucid dreams with a spooky camera
Visually, Afterdream looks great, with eerily creepy 2D stylized pixel art. Players use a special camera to navigate a ghastly mansion that blurs the line between reality and lucid dreaming. The camera will allow you to interact with hidden objects only visible through the lens of the camera.
I love the atmosphere of Afterdream. It’s hard to pull off a scary game using pixel art, but Makkonen definitely knows what he’s doing. Also, with it being somewhat of a side-scroller, Afterdream seems honestly perfect for consoles. I’m curious to see where the story can go with this one, because I know his former games left quite an impact.
Afterdream will release sometime in 2023 on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
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