Ysbryd Games is promoting a free 1.2 Version update for World of Horror with a Halloween release target, while its publishing work on Love Eternal continues with a planned Japanese version handled through PLAYISM.
Ysbryd Games' recent coverage is split between the games it publishes and the work behind getting them out. On October 20, 2026, the publisher announced that the free 1.2 Version update for World of Horror will release by Halloween, October 31. The update adds roughly 20% more overall volume, completes unfinished elements and restores cut content. The new material includes 2 Old Gods, 19 enemy types, 30 items, about 20 types of injuries, mutations and curses, 3 new protagonists and 10 companions, and a new location called Mountains. A revamped UI, improved controls and a rebuilt MOD feature are also planned.
The timing is less settled for console players. The Halloween window applies to the PC release, and the console version's timing is still unconfirmed, leaving PS4 and Nintendo Switch players waiting for word.
The other side of the publisher's work surfaced in June 2026, when founder Brian Kwek and production lead Rob Cocks described Ysbryd's behind-the-scenes role on Love Eternal at BitSummit PUNCH. That work included visa support, hiring a detective to sell games, and bridging gaps between developers and services like localization and porting. The horror action game, developed by brlka, is already out on Steam and consoles without Japanese support, and a Japanese version is planned via PLAYISM.
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Oct 20
Ysbryd Games announced on October 20, 2026 that the free 1.2 Version update for World of Horror will release by Halloween, October 31. The update adds roughly 20% more overall volume, completes unfinished elements and restores cut content. New material includes 2 Old Gods, 19 enemy types, 30 items, about 20 types of injuries, mutations and curses, 3 new protagonists and 10 companions, and a new location, Mountains. A revamped UI, improved controls and a rebuilt MOD feature are also planned.
Jun 18
In an interview at BitSummit PUNCH, Ysbryd Games founder Brian Kwek and production lead Rob Cocks described the publisher's behind-the-scenes work on 'Love Eternal,' including visa support, hiring a detective to sell games, and bridging gaps between developers and services like localization and porting. The horror action game, developed by brlka, is already out on Steam and consoles without Japanese support; a Japanese version is planned via PLAYISM.