The last few years have seen a real revival of the survival horror genre, and we’re fully here for it.Since 2019 we’ve had a string of stunningResident Evilremakes (and brand-new instalments), a remake of the iconicDead Space, and the disgustingly gory new IP,The Callisto Protocol.While Striking Distance’s debut horror experience isn’t exactly perfect,The Callisto Protocolis still a pleasingly crunchy splatterfest with plenty of brilliantly paced scares.AdvertWe gave the gamea respectable 8/10when it released, writing: “The Callisto Protocolis intimidatingly intense, grotesquely gory and inescapably claustrophobic. Striking Distance Studios’ latest sci-fi survival horror doesn’t introduce anything new to the genre, but everything it does is exquisitely executed.“The good news for those of you on the fence is thatThe Callisto Protocolis now free to download and try forPlayStation Plussubscribers. The survival horror has been added as a free trial for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, although it should be noted you only get an hour with the game. That should be enough to get a feel for the horror, of course.This is actually one of the shorter PlayStation Plus Premium trials, asGod Of War Ragnarökhas a substantial three-hour demo for subscribers. Still,God Of War Ragnarökis a much longer game, and given thatThe Callisto Protocolcan be beaten in around 10 hours, 10 percent of the entire game for free seems fair enough.Oh, and if you think a one hour free trial is stingy, you may not have heard about the measly 45 minute demo forHogwarts Legacy. PlayStation Plus usershave not been best pleasedthat they’re expected to get a feel for a massive RPG in under an hour, with many calling it the most pointless PS Plus freebie of all time.Featured Image Credit: Striking DistanceTopics:Playstation Plus,Free Games,The Callisto Protocol,Dead Space
The last few years have seen a real revival of the survival horror genre, and we’re fully here for it.Since 2019 we’ve had a string of stunningResident Evilremakes (and brand-new instalments), a remake of the iconicDead Space, and the disgustingly gory new IP,The Callisto Protocol.While Striking Distance’s debut horror experience isn’t exactly perfect,The Callisto Protocolis still a pleasingly crunchy splatterfest with plenty of brilliantly paced scares.AdvertWe gave the gamea respectable 8/10when it released, writing: “The Callisto Protocolis intimidatingly intense, grotesquely gory and inescapably claustrophobic. Striking Distance Studios’ latest sci-fi survival horror doesn’t introduce anything new to the genre, but everything it does is exquisitely executed.“The good news for those of you on the fence is thatThe Callisto Protocolis now free to download and try forPlayStation Plussubscribers. The survival horror has been added as a free trial for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, although it should be noted you only get an hour with the game. That should be enough to get a feel for the horror, of course.This is actually one of the shorter PlayStation Plus Premium trials, asGod Of War Ragnarökhas a substantial three-hour demo for subscribers. Still,God Of War Ragnarökis a much longer game, and given thatThe Callisto Protocolcan be beaten in around 10 hours, 10 percent of the entire game for free seems fair enough.Oh, and if you think a one hour free trial is stingy, you may not have heard about the measly 45 minute demo forHogwarts Legacy. PlayStation Plus usershave not been best pleasedthat they’re expected to get a feel for a massive RPG in under an hour, with many calling it the most pointless PS Plus freebie of all time.Featured Image Credit: Striking DistanceTopics:Playstation Plus,Free Games,The Callisto Protocol,Dead Space
The last few years have seen a real revival of the survival horror genre, and we’re fully here for it.Since 2019 we’ve had a string of stunningResident Evilremakes (and brand-new instalments), a remake of the iconicDead Space, and the disgustingly gory new IP,The Callisto Protocol.While Striking Distance’s debut horror experience isn’t exactly perfect,The Callisto Protocolis still a pleasingly crunchy splatterfest with plenty of brilliantly paced scares.AdvertWe gave the gamea respectable 8/10when it released, writing: “The Callisto Protocolis intimidatingly intense, grotesquely gory and inescapably claustrophobic. Striking Distance Studios’ latest sci-fi survival horror doesn’t introduce anything new to the genre, but everything it does is exquisitely executed.“The good news for those of you on the fence is thatThe Callisto Protocolis now free to download and try forPlayStation Plussubscribers. The survival horror has been added as a free trial for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, although it should be noted you only get an hour with the game. That should be enough to get a feel for the horror, of course.This is actually one of the shorter PlayStation Plus Premium trials, asGod Of War Ragnarökhas a substantial three-hour demo for subscribers. Still,God Of War Ragnarökis a much longer game, and given thatThe Callisto Protocolcan be beaten in around 10 hours, 10 percent of the entire game for free seems fair enough.Oh, and if you think a one hour free trial is stingy, you may not have heard about the measly 45 minute demo forHogwarts Legacy. PlayStation Plus usershave not been best pleasedthat they’re expected to get a feel for a massive RPG in under an hour, with many calling it the most pointless PS Plus freebie of all time.
The last few years have seen a real revival of the survival horror genre, and we’re fully here for it.
Since 2019 we’ve had a string of stunningResident Evilremakes (and brand-new instalments), a remake of the iconicDead Space, and the disgustingly gory new IP,The Callisto Protocol.
While Striking Distance’s debut horror experience isn’t exactly perfect,The Callisto Protocolis still a pleasingly crunchy splatterfest with plenty of brilliantly paced scares.
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We gave the gamea respectable 8/10when it released, writing: “The Callisto Protocolis intimidatingly intense, grotesquely gory and inescapably claustrophobic. Striking Distance Studios’ latest sci-fi survival horror doesn’t introduce anything new to the genre, but everything it does is exquisitely executed.”
The good news for those of you on the fence is thatThe Callisto Protocolis now free to download and try forPlayStation Plussubscribers. The survival horror has been added as a free trial for PlayStation Plus Premium subscribers, although it should be noted you only get an hour with the game. That should be enough to get a feel for the horror, of course.
This is actually one of the shorter PlayStation Plus Premium trials, asGod Of War Ragnarökhas a substantial three-hour demo for subscribers. Still,God Of War Ragnarökis a much longer game, and given thatThe Callisto Protocolcan be beaten in around 10 hours, 10 percent of the entire game for free seems fair enough.
Oh, and if you think a one hour free trial is stingy, you may not have heard about the measly 45 minute demo forHogwarts Legacy. PlayStation Plus usershave not been best pleasedthat they’re expected to get a feel for a massive RPG in under an hour, with many calling it the most pointless PS Plus freebie of all time.
Topics:Playstation Plus,Free Games,The Callisto Protocol,Dead Space
