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Hidden Gems: Let's play a recently released indie game you shouldn't skip out on, this week being Hidden Deep from Cogwheel Software.

Daedalic EntertainmentとCogwheel Softwareは、SFサバイバルホラー『Hidden Deep』を、2022年1月24日にSteamのアーリーアクセスでリリースする。

30/01/21 Comments Closed Cogwheel Software and Daedalic Entertainment have announced the 2D horror title Hidden Deep. It is a game set under the surface of the ocean in a mysterious research facility. In the game players control a group of four researchers who are sent to work out what was going on in this facility. When they get there they find no one but they start exploring and soon it will be found that there is danger lurking in the caves below the ocean. – ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW –...

Barotrauma Meets The Thing We’ve been talking about a lot of horror games that draw inspiration from John Carpenter’s  The Thing recently, and this article is not going to break that pattern. Sorry, not sorry. We’re just big fans of that whole shapeshifting ooze monster aesthetic. Plus, that thing where the torso breaks open into a mouth? Classic. Buried in Ice have proven that there are few things scarier than being trapped in Antarctica with monsters, but  Hidden Deep goes one ste...

Dark Sci-Fi Thriller Hidden Deep Coming Later This Year One-man, Poland-based studio Cogwheel Software is hoping to evoke the sci-fi of the 80’s and 90’s with its latest dark/thriller-oriented project, Hidden Deep. Set beneath the ocean floor in a vast, subterranean labyrinth of sorts, players take control of a group of four — assigning orders across a set of mission-based levels that have you map out areas, build bridges and uncover the mystery of an absent crew. Naturally, as you might ...

This trailer for upcoming horror game Hidden Deep made me laugh so hard I scared my kids by: Eric - posted: 1/26/2021 11:30:00 AM Look, I know that not everyone howls with laughter when they see a particularly gory or surprising kill in a horror movie. But I usually cant help myself. Its an involuntary, spontaneous reaction of delight. Im not ashamed of my tendency to clap and convulse in the movie theater when things go off the rails for hapless ch...