Silent Hill 2 And Cronos Studio Wants Nintendo To Become The Scariest Place In Gaming Again
Could Nintendo become the home for horror games again? The studio behind the upcoming Cronos: The New Dawn certainly thinks it has the potential to achieve that
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Babieno added that Luigi's Mansion could be a good indicator of what fans can expect from the studio, as it gave players a cozy horror experience. The CEO says that there is a "huge possibility to repeat such an idea" in the future.
Cronos: The New Dawn is one of only a handful of horror games that have been announced for the Switch 2. Little Nightmares 3 looks like it'll spike heart rates--in a good way--but so far, it looks like Bloober's upcoming game is the only one that'll offer Switch 2 players a gory and unnerving experience as players travel through time and face off against nightmarish creatures that can merge with each other to gain a fleshy power-up.
The game will also be available for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S when it launches on September 3. "Cronos has impressed in the two hours I've played it so far, and though I still have questions and will reserve my final judgment for the full game later this year, it's clear the team has found its secret weapon in how it has designed Cronos' combat gameplay," Mark Delaney wrote in GameSpot's Cronos: the New Dawn preview.
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Cronos: The New Dawn PC PlayStation 5 Xbox Series X Nintendo Switch 2This story originally appeared on: GameSpot - Author:UK GAG
