Retro Survival Horror Pulsebreaker Demo Launches on Steam
The demo gives players an early look at a low-poly survival horror title that combines a timing-based Focus Meter combat system with resource management and weapon degradation.
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Independent developer Anthony David Valles released a demo for the retro-style survival horror game Pulsebreaker on PC via Steam. The game features low-poly graphics inspired by the original PlayStation-era Resident Evil trilogy and Fear Effect, a Focus Meter combo system, and breakable weapons. A full release is planned for PC via Steam.
Independent developer Anthony David Valles has released a demo for Pulsebreaker on PC via Steam. The game uses low-poly graphics and takes inspiration from the original PlayStation-era Resident Evil trilogy and Fear Effect. Players manage limited resources while fighting zombies and tracking down the source of the outbreak.
Combat centers on a Focus Meter system. When firing a firearm, timing the shot as the aim steadies triggers a critical hit. Breaking an enemy's stance opens the door for combos using physical techniques. Weapons such as knives can break during use, adding an element of uncertainty. Pulsebreaker is scheduled for a full release on Steam.
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