Invader Studios has released the Gamescom 2018 gameplay teaser trailer for its upcoming third-person survival horror game that is inspired by the classic Resident Evil games, Daymare: 1998. Daymare: 1998 is based on the cancelled Resident Evil 2 Reborn project, is built on the Unreal Engine 4, and will have the legendary Director of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis and planner on the original 1996 Resident Evil, Kazuhiro Aoyama, as its Producer Associate.
In Daymare 1998, players are expected to survive to this waking nightmare that has its roots in a nostalgic mood. The game’s narration is full of direct references to the pop culture of the 90’s and the modern gameplay mechanics aim to fit perfectly with the old school survival horror atmosphere.
Daymare: 1998 also boasts the contribution of Capcom’s former game artist Satoshi Nakai (Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil Code Veronica) who is currently working on the design of the deadly creatures that will haunt the game.
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Release date ? I presume 3rd quarter Q3 2018 this year, as listed on their website ?
I backed this on kickstarter, pity it didn’t get funded, they were asking just 15€ or so for the basic edition of the game. Can’t wait to play this.
Not to be confused with another Resi inspired game Them and us.
Man, do these guys have no chance against the RE2Remake considering how absolutely amazing it looks at this point. This still looks rough as hell for some reason, though graphically it looks decent.
To be fair this is an indie level title versus a AAA game from an established developer. It still looks pretty fun to me, and if it releases this year as intended it will be a nice way to hold me off until REmake2