It was quiet for some time around the first person horror game Silver Chains, but the dark forces lurked in the shadows all the while. Now some exciting news about Cracked Heads Games’ debut title emerged together with an all-new trailer that will give you the shivers!
Most important information first: Silver Chains will release for PC on the 6th of August – check out Steam, GOG and other platforms then. Hopefully, it won’t scare you to death!
Console aficionados will be able to feel the horror a bit later with versions for PlayStation®4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch coming in early 2020.
Madness awaits you already now as Silver Chains’ brand-new trailer gives you a fresh glimpse of some supernatural creatures that will give you the creeps.
Silver Chains is a first-person horror game with a strong emphasis on story and exploration. Search for clues within an old abandoned manor to unravel the truth about the terrible events which happened here.
After a mysterious accident, Peter wakes up inside an abandoned mansion, located in rural England. Not knowing how or why he ended up here, he soon begins to realize that he is not alone. As Peter tries to find his way out, he starts to uncover the dark secrets of what happened in this place. More disturbingly, he discovers hints indicating that he had been here before.
Solve puzzles to find out how you are connected to the mysteries of this place. But be careful: the evil haunting this place has already picked up your trail…
Features:
An atmospheric horror experience: photo-realistic & detailed graphics bring the interior of an old abandoned mansion to life and an eerie soundtrack will fully immerse you into the game.
Story-exploration-game with puzzle- and action elements: Unravel the mysteries of a huge mansion and gain entry into its hidden areas by solving puzzles.
Beware the dangers lurking in the dark. This evil you cannot fight – run for your life or find a place to hide: Experience intense feelings of horror as you try to escape from the monster chasing you down. All the “beauty” of the dark chambers and dusty hallways in this ancient manor were realized by Unreal Engine 4. Take a seat, crank up the volume and see for yourself:
