PC gamers are in for a treat thanks to Steam’s latest free demo that’s undeniably perfect for fans of The Last of Us andOxenfree.As many of you will agree,Steamis a treasure trove of indie games, with many using the platform to feed their love of horror. Withtons of free downloadshaving dropped recently, now is the time to test those indie waters if you haven’t already, and we’d argue thatThe Night is Greyis a fine way to do just that.Get in the mood for more chills and spooks with theOxenfree 2: Lost SignalstrailerThis “cinematic thriller” is told through “digitally painted and fully animated panoramic backgrounds” across various locations, all of which follow the story of Graham, a man lost in the woods. It’s giving us seriousOxenfreevibes, with us still in awe of itspitch-perfect sequel. Not only is it similar in looks and atmospheric tones, butThe Night is Greyis also a point-and-click adventure with many puzzles to solve.AdvertBut we’d be lying if we said it’s onlyOxenfreethat this Whalestork Interactive title reminds us of, as it also has undertones ofThe Last of Us, especially in the way Graham discovers an unknown girl in the forest who needs his help – it’s very Joel and Ellie. And with the HBO series suffering fromdelays thanks to Pedro Pascal, this game might be the balm we need to see us through until it airs.Currently,The Night is Grey’s launch is slated for 5 January 2024, which isn’t that far away (sorry, but the end of the year is approaching at lightning speed). However, as with all games, delays might occur, so make sure to stay alert for any updates on that.As far as we’re aware, the game will only be available on Steam, for both Mac and Windows. But again, if the game is successful, it could also head over to theNintendo Switch. For now, make sure to check out thefree demoon Steam.Featured Image Credit: Whalestork Interactive, Sony Computer EntertainmentTopics:Steam,PC,Microsoft,The Last Of Us,The Last Of Us Part 2,Naughty Dog,Sony
PC gamers are in for a treat thanks to Steam’s latest free demo that’s undeniably perfect for fans of The Last of Us andOxenfree.As many of you will agree,Steamis a treasure trove of indie games, with many using the platform to feed their love of horror. Withtons of free downloadshaving dropped recently, now is the time to test those indie waters if you haven’t already, and we’d argue thatThe Night is Greyis a fine way to do just that.Get in the mood for more chills and spooks with theOxenfree 2: Lost SignalstrailerThis “cinematic thriller” is told through “digitally painted and fully animated panoramic backgrounds” across various locations, all of which follow the story of Graham, a man lost in the woods. It’s giving us seriousOxenfreevibes, with us still in awe of itspitch-perfect sequel. Not only is it similar in looks and atmospheric tones, butThe Night is Greyis also a point-and-click adventure with many puzzles to solve.AdvertBut we’d be lying if we said it’s onlyOxenfreethat this Whalestork Interactive title reminds us of, as it also has undertones ofThe Last of Us, especially in the way Graham discovers an unknown girl in the forest who needs his help – it’s very Joel and Ellie. And with the HBO series suffering fromdelays thanks to Pedro Pascal, this game might be the balm we need to see us through until it airs.Currently,The Night is Grey’s launch is slated for 5 January 2024, which isn’t that far away (sorry, but the end of the year is approaching at lightning speed). However, as with all games, delays might occur, so make sure to stay alert for any updates on that.As far as we’re aware, the game will only be available on Steam, for both Mac and Windows. But again, if the game is successful, it could also head over to theNintendo Switch. For now, make sure to check out thefree demoon Steam.Featured Image Credit: Whalestork Interactive, Sony Computer EntertainmentTopics:Steam,PC,Microsoft,The Last Of Us,The Last Of Us Part 2,Naughty Dog,Sony
PC gamers are in for a treat thanks to Steam’s latest free demo that’s undeniably perfect for fans of The Last of Us andOxenfree.As many of you will agree,Steamis a treasure trove of indie games, with many using the platform to feed their love of horror. Withtons of free downloadshaving dropped recently, now is the time to test those indie waters if you haven’t already, and we’d argue thatThe Night is Greyis a fine way to do just that.Get in the mood for more chills and spooks with theOxenfree 2: Lost SignalstrailerThis “cinematic thriller” is told through “digitally painted and fully animated panoramic backgrounds” across various locations, all of which follow the story of Graham, a man lost in the woods. It’s giving us seriousOxenfreevibes, with us still in awe of itspitch-perfect sequel. Not only is it similar in looks and atmospheric tones, butThe Night is Greyis also a point-and-click adventure with many puzzles to solve.AdvertBut we’d be lying if we said it’s onlyOxenfreethat this Whalestork Interactive title reminds us of, as it also has undertones ofThe Last of Us, especially in the way Graham discovers an unknown girl in the forest who needs his help – it’s very Joel and Ellie. And with the HBO series suffering fromdelays thanks to Pedro Pascal, this game might be the balm we need to see us through until it airs.Currently,The Night is Grey’s launch is slated for 5 January 2024, which isn’t that far away (sorry, but the end of the year is approaching at lightning speed). However, as with all games, delays might occur, so make sure to stay alert for any updates on that.As far as we’re aware, the game will only be available on Steam, for both Mac and Windows. But again, if the game is successful, it could also head over to theNintendo Switch. For now, make sure to check out thefree demoon Steam.
PC gamers are in for a treat thanks to Steam’s latest free demo that’s undeniably perfect for fans of The Last of Us andOxenfree.
As many of you will agree,Steamis a treasure trove of indie games, with many using the platform to feed their love of horror. Withtons of free downloadshaving dropped recently, now is the time to test those indie waters if you haven’t already, and we’d argue thatThe Night is Greyis a fine way to do just that.
Get in the mood for more chills and spooks with theOxenfree 2: Lost Signalstrailer
This “cinematic thriller” is told through “digitally painted and fully animated panoramic backgrounds” across various locations, all of which follow the story of Graham, a man lost in the woods. It’s giving us seriousOxenfreevibes, with us still in awe of itspitch-perfect sequel. Not only is it similar in looks and atmospheric tones, butThe Night is Greyis also a point-and-click adventure with many puzzles to solve.
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But we’d be lying if we said it’s onlyOxenfreethat this Whalestork Interactive title reminds us of, as it also has undertones ofThe Last of Us, especially in the way Graham discovers an unknown girl in the forest who needs his help – it’s very Joel and Ellie. And with the HBO series suffering fromdelays thanks to Pedro Pascal, this game might be the balm we need to see us through until it airs.
Currently,The Night is Grey’s launch is slated for 5 January 2024, which isn’t that far away (sorry, but the end of the year is approaching at lightning speed). However, as with all games, delays might occur, so make sure to stay alert for any updates on that.
As far as we’re aware, the game will only be available on Steam, for both Mac and Windows. But again, if the game is successful, it could also head over to theNintendo Switch. For now, make sure to check out thefree demoon Steam.
Topics:Steam,PC,Microsoft,The Last Of Us,The Last Of Us Part 2,Naughty Dog,Sony
