The reimagined chronicle of the series will arrive in full next June, but players will get an early glimpse at the game through a playable demo available from May 15th to May 31st* on Steam
Bloober Team and Anshar Studios are excited to jump into the final stretch of the development cycle for their upcoming horror magnum opus. Layers of Fear (2023) is the series’ crowning work and will be the definitive way to experience Bloober Team’s critically-acclaimed psychological horror franchise. This title is also leaning heavily on the game engine to support Ray Tracing, HDR, 4K resolution, as well as a myriad of other visual enhancements which will help make it one of the best-looking horror games in the market.
On the heels of the announcement that The Medium is coming to the Mac later this summer, Bloober Team is proud to share that Layers of Fear (2023) - one of the the first games to be released using Unreal Engine 5 - will also be available on every Mac with Apple silicon, along with all major platforms when the game launches on June 15. Check out the announcement trailer below!
Horror fans rejoice!
In advance of the global release of Layers of Fear (2023) this coming June, Bloober Team and Anshar Studios are thrilled to share new gameplay footage showcasing the game’s performance on Unreal Engine 5, including brand-new mechanics and stunning visual enhancements. Layers of Fear (2023) will be one of the first titles ever released on Unreal Engine 5, and was built from the ground-up to maximize all of the engine’s performance capabilities, creating a holistic, immersive horror experience with unparalleled technical specifications. Check out the new gameplay demonstration below!
In advance of the 2023 Game Developers Conference, Bloober Team and Anshar Studios are proud to share the first official gameplay preview for Layers of Fear (2023), showcasing the title’s new mechanics and stunning visual upgrades. Built on Unreal Engine 5, Layers of Fear (2023) supports Ray Tracing, HDR and 4K resolution, making use of the Lumen system to achieve superb graphical fidelity and create a meticulously-refined horror journey that’s as immersive as it is frightening. Check out the brand-new gameplay video below!
With a frightening brand-new teaser trailer, Bloober Team confirms that Layers of Fear - the series’ crowning work - will be coming to Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC this Summer!
Anshar Studios and Perp Games are delighted to announce they are partnering to bring Gamedec Definitive Edition to console, early 2023.
Today developers from Anshar Studios and Untold Tales, an indie publishing label, released a brand new trailer for non-combat cyberpunk isometric RPG Gamedec, which is coming to Nintendo Switch on July 1st.
Gamedec, the cyberpunk noir detective RPG is coming to Nintendo Switch thanks to a partnership between developers Anshar Studios and indie publishing label Untold Tales.
Anshar Studios is excited to announce the upcoming release of a new demo and a major update to their non-combat, cyberpunk isometric RPG, Gamedec. The update will add gamepad support, backer created and inspired content (posters, graffiti, voicemail, and more), and include more than 100 bug fixes improving story content, gameplay, and localization.
It’s time to enter a gritty cyberpunk world where every decision you make could take you on an entirely new path.
Anshar Studios is excited to announce their single-player, non-combat, cyberpunk isometric RPG, Gamedec, is now available for $29.99 USD with a 10% launch week discount on Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, and Humble Store.
Halloween in February? No, just growing pumpkins in Gamedec’s Harvest Time, one of the virtual worlds available in this story-driven, cyberpunk-themed adaptive RPG. As a virtual detective, you investigate multiplayer games where an abuse of power or the exploitation of players may have occurred. In a farming game like Harvest Time, anything is possible behind the scenes. Check the developer diary to see what’s inside one of the worlds from the Gamedec multiverse. Catch a glimpse of what’s going on behind the curtain of the sole source of entertainment for people of the XXII century.