Nightmare House: Reimagined makes its chilling, thrilling reveal - and puts the original game on Steam for free
Aug. 21, 2024Escape was never an option…
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It’s back and creepier than ever: indie horror icon Nightmare House is returning with Nightmare House: Imagined, a reinvention for the franchise with new gameplay and detail than ever before, making its grand debut and world premiere at theFuture Games Showat Gamescom Powered by Sid Meier’s Civilization® VII. And not only that, but it’s also been announced the first Nightmare House is going to be on Steam forfree.Now you can pee myself in terror without having to spend a single penny - er, so to speak.
Now we’re seemingly going back to the classic unsettling domicile for the impending Nightmare House: Reimagined, but the gameplay has been incredibly ramped up over previous installments. Better graphics, striking art design with smoky, harsh lighting, and a big ol' hatchet taking front and center stage in the trailer that will hopefully help us against the lurking horrors we see leaping from the shadows.
Nightmare House: Reimagined has yet to have a release date, but you can wishlist it on Steam now, or check out thedev’s official site here.
If you’re looking for more excellent games from today’s Future Games Show, have a look atour official Steam page.
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