The nostalgics of the days of the first PlayStation, in recent times, are fulfilling their wishes thanks to several titles made with the style of the time: among these we certainly include Chasing Static from Headware Games, singular survival horror.
The game sees the protagonist Chris Selwood wandering through rural Wales in search of shelter from a bad storm, to soon find yourself in the middle of a nightmare.
The setting is that of the survival horror adventure with a first-person view and a distinctly narrative style, inspired by horror, surrealist and science fiction cinema, in particular that of the 80s.
Chasing Static should be out later this year, for PC (on Steam you can also find the demo version), Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
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Source: Videogamer
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