Silent Hill continues to inspire other games like this Hollowbody. This is a techno-noir survival horror short story set in the decay of a long-abandoned British town.
Hollow body has the opportunity to present himself in PC and Steam Deck, an adventure retro which used Silent Hill for inspiration and which will reach computers in the future.
The game is being developed by Headware Games with no plans for a console launch, but just by watching its trailer you can already see its influence on the 2000 survival horror; like Resident Evil.
Hollowbody was presented at the Realms Deep 2023 event, and right below these lines you can see its first trailer; Are his memories visible?
Hollowbody is played with a cinematic mix of dynamic and fixed angles combined with logic puzzles, resource management, and limited combat focused on narrative and exploration.
“Play as Mika, an unlicensed mover who works for a notorious gang of black market freelancers.“, can be read in the official description of the game.
“It seemed like a simple job, another run around the neighborhood, slow and stealthy. Stay undetected under the storm that covers the sky. But something doesn’t add up. The delivery point is not working…“and that’s when it all starts.
Konami’s ghost town is still alive
As DSOGaming says, it looks like Headware Games isn’t a team of people, just a developer. Despite the fact that it’s not AAA, it’s impressive how well-maintained its parts are.
“One hour in the zone and there is a problem with guidance. Navigation goes in a circle and gains altitude. Before you know it, blinding whiteness fills the sky.
The dashboard goes dark and your hovercraft falls like a lead balloon, crashing into the paved streets.“What will happen now?
Among the features they boast is gameplay, their cinematics, multiple endings, and full voice acting for their characters.
We might (or might not) see the game in a few months or as early as 2024, but things are shaping up wonderfully.
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