NoobFeed Editor Michael VanDine writes - With the end of 2023 in sight, the horror genre has never looked better with an amazing list of new titles coming up at the tail end of the year, and into 2024. Luckily it seems like fans of the Terrifying will have access to not only a slew of great titles but also a great variety.
Alone in the Dark developer Pieces Interactive has been hit with layoffs a month after its release, as per the latest information.
That genuinely, genuinely sucks. The reboot has clear flaws, but it really felt like a solid first step for this team to receive *greater* investment.
That's standard. Teams are together for a Project, after its done some..and sometimes most devs are fired until the next Project is in the works and people are needed again. Only the core members stay in the time between the hot phase of the game development.
What’s annoying is people don’t understand how contractors work, either. All of this is uninformed knee-jerk reactions without any understanding of how employment works in this industry. There are key developers and staff that stay with a studio/publisher, but often times it’s a hire per project and then seeking new employment for a project. That’s how it’s always been…
That's a fair point too. I would say that in light of its tepid critical/commercial response and ongoing mass layoffs across the industry I think it's understandable for fans to worry about the longer-term implications. We'll see how it plays out in the future.
Here is a look at an early build of the game on A PC Which combines Horror and FPS survival.
Pneumata is a survival horror inspired by games like Outlast, Resident Evil 7 and Amnesia, where you have a limited supply weapons, ammo, medicines, things for crafting, etc.
I was hooping for something on Slitterhead.