Free-roam survival horror game ‘Darkwood’ gets live-action trailer

A new perspective on survival horror.

Acid Wizard Studio, a small independent studio from Poland, has just revealed an atmospheric live-action trailer and the release date for their free-roam survival-horror, Darkwood.

The game caused quite a stir with its successfully crowdfunded Indiegogo campaign, gathering over $57,000 and scoring more than 500,000 views on its two pre-alpha trailers.

Now the small independent studio from Poland (consisting of ”3 guys and a dog”) celebrates the final stretch on Early Access, after 3 years of refining the game together with the community and announcing a full release with this atmospheric trailer (above).

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The game will launch on 17th August for PC, Mac and Linux and is already available in Early Access at: store.steampowered.com/app/274520/Darkwood/
Features

  • Experience the only top-down survival horror game that will make you scream out in terror.
  • Enjoy an engaging blend of RPG, roguelike and adventure elements crafted by hardcore gamers.
  • Step into a world where the cycle of night and day truly impacts your (already faint) chances of survival.
  • By day explore the randomly generated, ever-sinister woods, scavenge for materials, craft weapons and discover new secrets.
  • By night find shelter, barricade, set up traps and hide or defend yourself from the horrors that lurk in the dark.
  • Gain skills and perks by extracting a strange essence from mutated fauna and flora and injecting it into your bloodstream. Watch out for unexpected consequences…
  • Make decisions that impact the world of Darkwood, its inhabitants and the story you experience.
  • Meet eerie characters, learn their stories and decide their fate. And remember – don’t trust anyone.
  • Laugh maniacally as madness consumes your mind.

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