NoobFeed writes: "Mysterious horror game Kodoku is looking to append its story, which bears few details already, with a comic book series detailing its origins. It currently has a Kickstarter project with a low goal of just £3,500."
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That headline picture looks dope! Then I watched the trailer and was disappointed... I'm not liking how the horror genre has become a walking simulator factory. Where is condemned, fear, resident evil, silent hill?
I absolutely love until dawn, I liked soma and outlast 2 looks interesting but I want horror with gameplay! Enough with the hiding!
I remember hearing of Kodoku and Routine a long while back. The artwork in Kodoku looks absolutely amazing but I was a little worried of the the gameplay which showed some animation problems bust nothing that cant be changed later.
I am still hyped for Routine even though they have remained silent for so long. The gameplay trailer has me absolutely sold.
You’ll need to explore an abandoned island that is haunted by the ghosts of Japanese mythology in this survival horror game.
Literally never heard of this until now. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
Back in November 2013 Carnivore Studio unveiled Kodoku, a horror title centred around Japanese folklore that would be releasing on PS4 & Vita.
Since that reveal the studio has been incredibly quiet about the game, with almost no information released in 2014.
That silence was broken today as the first look at Kodoku’s gameplay was released on Carnivore Studio’s site.
I love it so far. Great original character design and if the girl is proof of what monsters we'll see, I'll have high hopes. The animation for movement is a little bit choppy however.
Cool idea, concept is innovative, fund this beauty!
so mysterious. Seriously though this has peaked my interest
pc dude
Sounds like we will need to do lots of Math in this, oh no the horror.
The moment I saw the very first promotional image of this game, I thought I knew the devs' inspiration for this game. Turned out, subconsciously, I was thinking Spirited Away. This is a good sign. Consider me very interested!