Hieronymus Gets New Gamescom Footage Ahead of PC Release
The new footage gives the clearest look yet at how the game translates Bosch's bizarre painted monsters into interactive first-person encounters.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
New footage for the game 'Hieronymus' appeared at the Future Games Show during gamescom 2026, revealed August 27 Japan time. The first-person action-adventure is set in a surreal world inspired by medieval painter Hieronymus Bosch. Hurdy-Gurdy Games is developing it, with the PC version scheduled for release soon. Footage showed grotesque monsters, including hairless creatures and soldier-like enemies with flowers blooming on their heads.
The Future Games Show at gamescom 2026 aired new footage of 'Hieronymus', the first-person action-adventure from Hurdy-Gurdy Games set in a world drawn from the works of medieval painter Hieronymus Bosch. The clip showcased the grotesque creatures that populate the game, among them hairless beings with squishy bodies and soldier-like enemies with flowers growing from their heads.
Gameplay revolves around alchemy and weaponry. Items crafted through alchemy can stun enemies, lure them, or alter their behavior, while matchlock guns, cannons, and crossbow-like devices that rain blades on pierced enemies give combat options. Magic artifacts let players capture and tame monsters, and some artifacts change the surrounding stage. The player unravels family mysteries with alchemy, weapons, and the help of fantastical creatures. The PC version is scheduled for release soon.
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- Denfaminicogamer 奇想の画家「ヒエロニムス・ボス」の絵画世界を探索するゲーム『Hieronymus』新映像が公開。モンスターがあまりに奇妙すぎる