Here’s to hoping we see more of this potentially gruesome title in 2022. Thankfully, there is plenty to digest in this little snippet of probably-not-gameplay. I mean, who hasn’t walked down the street late at night only to meet a nice young woman who transforms into a monster you couldn’t even picture in your worst nightmare? That’s a Tuesday night where I live.Īnyway, the trailer above is just about all we have to go on for now as no release date or platforms were revealed in it or during The Game Awards.
Looks terrifying and also completely relatable. At least that’s the impression I’m getting from the Slitterhead teaser trailer below. From Bokeh Game Studio, a developer founded last year by Silent Hill and Gravity Rush creator Keiichirō Toyama, the game looks like a more action-centric take on the horror genre. One of the most intriguing trailers of the show belongs to Slitterhead, a game whose name I have trouble typing correctly.
But that doesn’t mean there wasn’t anything for horror fans to get excited about. Featuring an original score from Silent Hill composer, Akira Yamaoka. That Silent Hill revival “insiders” have been taunting fans with for years now didn’t come to fruition during The Game Awards broadcast. Check out this disturbing new horror game from Silent Hill creator, Keiichiro Toyama. But based on what we’ve seen we’re happy to wait if for a little J-Horror payback.Lady in the street but a freak…also in the street Slitterhead doesn’t have a release date or even a release year and there’s no news as to the platforms it’ll be gracing. The prospect of a game directed by one of the masterminds of both is just too, too good. Silent Hill was never the same after it went to the west and, instead, Siren: Blood Curse ended up giving us the Silent Hill chills we were after. Slitterhead is being developed by Bokeh Game Studio, founded by Keiichiro Toyama, who was responsible for the Silent Hill and Siren series. That seems to be where you come in, using blood magic, amongst other powers, to kick their asses back to the afterlife.Īnd, yes, Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka is doing the music, but that’s not all. The spectres in question roaming the streets, taking on the Tokyo Police who don’t have a hope in hell of stopping them. Yes, we’re still coming down from all those Game Award-induced energy drinks, but the trailer has us hooked. Sure, you could answer the Aka Manto when this toilet ghost asks you if you want blue paper or red paper, or you could boot them through the door and get all Doom Eternal on them.
Featuring an original score from Silent Hill composer, Akira.
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And let’s face it, while Japanese folklore is full of ghosts and other horrifying spectres, there’s not an awful lot of Ghost Busting going on.īut, with Slitterhead we’re hoping we’ll get the chance to take the fight to the dark side. Slitterhead Slitterhead Reveal Trailer Check out this disturbing new horror game from Silent Hill creator, Keiichiro Toyama.
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Yes, we knew that she wasn’t playing Buffy the Vampire Slayer in the movie but after seven seasons (and an Angel crossover or two) we had difficulty separating the two. We remember sitting there, wondering why Sarah Michelle Gellar was running away instead of giving the ghost a roundhouse kick. Yes, there’s already an official Ju-On: The Grudge game, but we’re talking about the American remake.
Why? Because it’s the game we’ve wanted ever since we saw The Grudge. Sure, all we’ve seen is a trailer from last nights’ The Game Awards but we’re very, very excited for Slitterhead.
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