TinyBuildGames has announced Once Upon A Time In Roswell; a new first-person psychological horror game that is coming to PC in late 2020. In order to celebrate this announcement, the publisher released the game’s debut trailer that you can find below.
Once Upon A Time In Roswell chronicles the story of the families disappearance in 1947 in Roswell, USA. Players will explore the home, whilst witnessing horrific flashbacks and otherworldly entities.
Players will find evidence and play through different memories of what could have happened to the family. Moreover, players will sneak past and survive various enemies that may want more than their lives.
Unfortunately there aren’t any additional details to share at this point. As such, I strongly suggest to watch the following trailer as it will give you a glimpse at what this new horror game is all about.
Enjoy!
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Hmmm, the gun would suggest that this isn’t a hide-and-seek walking sim, those have gotten pretty stale as of late.
Looks decent but… *clears throat
Will it support ray tracing?
I hope this is “you can fight back” horror games,not another “hide and seek” games..
Potential. Fair potential, but merely potential. That’s about all I give this thing right now.
It looks like these people are on the right track though. Will keep an eye on this one.
Thank the gaming gods we have another generic looking completely non-descript horror FPS game coming. I was worried we were getting one less as opposed to the 10k other ones we’ve received between 2016 and now.