I’ll let Dr Doofinshmirtz sum up this one for me!

Bramble: The Mountain King is a story-driven nordic-themed horror game set to release on consoles and PC in 2022, developed by Dimfrost Studio. Click here for the cinematic trailer and here for the story trailer!

The imagery is suitably striking and intriguing, mixing up scenic beautiful landscapes of Miyazaki-level quality with characters who look like the unholy offspring of Coraline and the Rankin-Bass animated Rudolph movie. Really helps sell the unsettling atmosphere. Gameplay also seems to borrow from Little Nightmares, although this seems to have more of a preference for 2.5D or more overt third-person 3D sections.

Bramble: The Mountain King sees players lost in a magical forrest with their big sister, Hansel and Gretel style. Meet various mythical creatures of differing degrees of friendliness while taking on puzzles that can call for stealth, action and strategy.

“Our goal for Bramble is to create a living and strange world filled with mysterious and mythical creatures. They will not only be a passive part of the world but also an active part of your journey. Some of them will help you, some of them need your help, and some of them just want to eat you! They live in this world and players will interact with their everyday lives. Our gameplay and storytelling will support that feeling” – Fredrik Selldén, the CEO of Dimfrost.

Other features:

• On your travels, unravel the mystery of a dark curse.
• Intense boss fights of David and Goliathian proportions!
• Nordic mythical creatures will include the Nacken, the Skogsra, trolls and gnomes.
• Ramble in Bramble, environments inspired by Nordic nature.

We also have various flavours of Little Nightmares, including: Little Nightmares 2 on PS4 and Switch, as well as the Complete Edition of the first game featuring all DLC!

And last, but not least: It’s no Product Poem, but for making it this far, here’s a little contextually appropriate tongue-twister I just made up.

Amble and ramble in Bramble to trample Ansel with a sandal for a lost gamble on his candle.

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Dead by daylight is well known for its crossovers with popular horror franchises, the most recent of which being the addition of the Cenobyte Pinhead from the hellraiser movies. However its next crossover may have already leaked online.

Current rumors circulating online speculate the games next chapter is going to go by the name “the crows nest” and after that chapter 23 is going to be based on the Conjuring film franchise by “Saw” Director James Wan. The Films are Fictionalised versions (often heavily fictionalised) of the lives of Ed and Lorain Warren, A real life couple who would travel the world dealing with supposed supernatural occurrences. As to which entities from the franchise would make their way into Dead by Daylight, it is currently unclear, although from the possessed doll Annabelle to the Demonic Nun Valak, there are plenty of potential candidates.

With all this having been said, the leak has yet to be officially confirmed by any sources tied to the game, so at this point this is all purely speculation. This may all be Fake, and so fans of both Dead By Daylight and The Conjuring should take this with a grain of salt.

So far, Dead By Daylight has crossed over with numerouse horror Movies and Games, Such as Halloween, Stranger things, Nightmare on Elm Street and even Resident Evil. of course there are also some maybe more obvious Horror Icons that have Evaded the game, such as Jason Vorhees from Friday the 13th, who instead has appeared in his own asymmetric multiplayer game.

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Five Nights at Freddy’s

The popular series is soon to become a film!

The Hollywood Reporter has said that the gruesomely popular horror game franchise, Five Nights at Freddy’s, has been bought by Warner Bros. as film rights. Last month, the third entry in the series arrived on PC and mobile devices, and this is the latest entry in developer Scott Cawthon’s horror game franchise. It has also been reported that production duties are to be held by KatzSmith Production’s Seth Grahame-Smith and David Katzenberg, as well as Roy Lee of Vertigo Entertainment.

“The story really lends itself to being a movie and it taps into a largely unexplored niche of horror that a lot of people will be able to relate to,” Cawthon has voiced.

“We’re looking forward to working with Scott to make an insane, terrifying and weirdly adorable movie,” said Grahame-Smith of KatzSmith Productions.

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White Night

A 1930’s-inspired noir horror game to launch on 3rd March 2015 on PS4, Xbox One and PC

Created by former Alone in the Dark developers, White Night is set to release on 3rd March 2015 on the aforementioned consoles, which was announced by developer OSome Studio.

Set in Boston in the 1930s, White Night is described as an “old-school survival horror adventure” that features a unmistakable black-and-white film noir look. One of my favourites, might I add!

“We wanted to create something that people would enjoy, but also something that would stand out as unusual and refreshing in today’s survival horror landscape,” OSome Studio co-founder and creative director Ronan Coiffec has said on the PlayStation Blog. “That meant revisiting the themes that made classic horror games like the original Alone in the Dark so gripping: mature storytelling, strong characters, compelling environments, and equal respect for tension and terror,” he added. “White Night is a good old ghost story full of mystery, poetry, alchemy, and suspense.”

White Night is set in a creepy and deserted mansion, like many horror horror games before it, but with an exciting new noir feel to it! To get inspired, Coiffec and his team listened to jazz music from the 1930s, pored over black-and-white films of the era, and even rented a real mansion in Normandy where the team stayed for a week to “steep ourselves in the setting.”.. That’s precisely what I would have done. Well.. I’d do it anyway just for the heck of it!

You can check out the trailer HERE, on our ‘Exciting Game Trailers’ playlist on YouTube. In the meantime, you can also check out some of the game shots below!

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