We are just days away from the release of Saber Interactive and Boss Team Games' Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival. Launching on October 8, Hellraiser: Revival is gearing up to be a scary good time, especially since this studio has plenty of experience adapting iconic horror franchises into video game masterpieces, as evidence of their work on Evil Dead: The Game in 2022. As we are in spooky season, this is the perfect time to pick up a new horror title.
While the single-player first-person game's scenario is one we've all seen before, centered around the fearsome puzzle box, the true standout mechanic of this new title is the usage of the infamous puzzle box, aka the Genesis Configuration. Once used to summon evil beyond our wildest imaginations, Hellraiser: Revival is utilizing the box for slightly less nefarious purposes, introducing something new to the survival horror genre. Hellraiser: Revival shows us that sometimes a person's greatest fear can become their greatest asset.
While all eyes are on Hellraiser: Revival, Horror Inc. has announced a new Friday the 13th game, setting the stage for a major horror revival.
Hellraiser: Revival begins like any Hellraiser flick where, on one fated night, a few folks stumble across the infamous puzzle box, effectively changing their lives . Through the game, players are introduced to Aidan Lynch and his girlfriend Sunny. One fateful night, the couple stumble across the Genesis Configuration and decide against better judgment to open it up. Upon opening the puzzle box, they inadvertently open a door, letting in the Cenobites, an alien-esque race that relishes both in pain and in pleasure.
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