Retro Horror Game Tenebris Somnia Sets October 17 Release
Tenebris Somnia pairs retro pixel art with professional live-action cutscenes, a hybrid approach that stands out in the horror genre and gets a worldwide release next month.
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Saibot Studios' survival horror adventure Tenebris Somnia launches October 17 for Xbox, PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam and GOG.com. The game blends 8-bit and 16-bit pixel art with live-action footage produced by an Argentine film team. A Steam demo is available now, with Japanese support from day one.
Tenebris Somnia is the work of Andres Borghi and Saibot Studios, with Airdorf Games, creator of FAITH: The Unholy Trinity, on board as executive producer. The live-action segments come from an award-winning Argentine film production crew using practical effects.
The game casts players into puzzle solving, creature fights, and survival scenarios across its 2D world. A playable demo is up on Steam, where the title has confirmed Japanese text support from launch day.
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